On 2013-09-23 11:31, qznc wrote:
5. Class local - The allocator is used for specific types (e.g. ASTNode
in a compiler)
6. Class-hierarchy - The allocator is used for a specific type hierarchy
(e.g. ASTNode might have sub classes Statement,BinOp,etc)
7. Container local - The C++ way which binds allocation to a wrapping
container
8. Task local - like Thread local but for std.parallelism.Task
That's it for now.
This is quite a long list, which means it is probably exhaustive. There
should be a generic approach which encompasses at least those cases.
That's a good addition to the list.
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/Jacob Carlborg
