Hi Elisha,
the MemoryManagerImpl class that is used by default by Xerces is
simply a wrapper for the operator new/delete; you will need to create
and install your own class. As a reference, you can look at the code
of DOMDocumentImpl::allocate.
Hope this helps,
Alberto
At 18.51 12/09/2005 -0700, Elisha Berns wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to understand the MemoryManager class that comes with
XercesC. Basically I would like to know what kinds of allocations is it
optimized for?
I am looking for a memory manager, to use with Xerces and also with the
std::string class and similar string classes that use a custom allocator
that is specifically optimized for string allocations. By that I mean
an allocator that allocates a block of memory for multiple objects
(strings) and by such speeds up allocation/deallocation requests by only
making actual system calls when a new big block is required.
Does this describe the behavior of the Xerces MemoryManager?
Thanks,
Elisha Berns
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