lon@CERC.UTEXAS.EDU (Lon Fisher) (10/11/90)
I am interested in writing a memory manager for some high speed data structure classes. If anyone has a sample memory manager in C++, that would be willing to let me look at it, I would appreciate it. A couple of questions on memory managers in general. First, could could a memory manager be incorporated into a memory management object and have all objects which use it either inherit or name it as a friend. It would reduce code size and make the memory manager more useable. However, would the time in routing through another object, negate any benefits in speed? If you have any comments or thoughts on this subject, I would be interested to hear them. Finally, if anyone would be interested in perusing my data structure classes (SLL, DLL, B-Tree, Threaded Tree, and AVL Tree). You can contact me at the e-mail address listed below. Unfortunately, I can't set up an ftp route for anonymous users. Therefore, I'll have to send them via e-mail. Currently, I am finishing versioning the data structures and hope to have them available in a few weeks. The third version may include the memory manager, if feasable. Thanks for your attention. lon@cerc.utexas.edu Lon Fisher University of Texas at Austin