Hello,
I just wanted to confirm an approach I intend to take for decoding protobuf
messages on an embedded system with a restricted C++ environment.
This embedded system has an object method that given a RootObj, it allows
me to allocate x bytes by RootObj::allocate(x). Otherwise the heap new
operator is disallowed.
It will clean up any allocated objects on the RootObj destructor and
RootObj always outlives any protobuf objects I create.
I am thinking a good way to go will be to change the c++ protoc
implementation in the source code to add the RootObj& reference in the
ctor,
and whenever the current implementation has:
[X*] ptrX = new X;
I will use
void* buf = rootObj::allocate(sizeof(X));
ptrX = new (buf) X;
Will that be sufficient?
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