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    This was my first attempt at a persistent (disk-based) allocator, but I aimed too high, used too many obscure C++ features and it got away from me. You will need the version of v3c mentioned in configure.ac.in to build it. Like I said, it contains lots of really obscure C++, if you're curious. This project isn't being actively maintained anymore - see it's way-cooler C/C++ replacement here at SourceForge - treedb.
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    In all , I want to implement a slab cached memory management in application layer instead of linux kernel layer. That memory mechanism is to serve for one type of object which needs frequently allocating and deallocating.
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    STLshm provides an C++ STL Allocator implementation for creating and using STL containers (and any other allocator aware types) in shared memory regions. It supports multiple shared region implementations.
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