> -----Original Message----- > From: Sander Striker [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Re: Pools, C++, and Exceptions Best Practices > > You'll be eating through your available memory at a pretty quick rate > this way. Each pool preallocates 8k. In your case this means that > every object you instantiate, you allocate 8k.
Does APR allocate 8k per root memory pool, or for subpool? When I destroy a subpool does it recycle the memory? So, for example, how much memory (roughly) would the following code allocate: # apr_pool_t *root, *sub0, *sub1; # apr_pool_create( &root, 0 ); # apr_pool_create( &sub0, root ); # apr_pool_destroy( sub0 ); # apr_pool_create( &sub1, root ); Basically, does a pool grow infinitely until it's destroyed, or does it recycle subpool memory? -david
