Bill Stoddard wrote:
I've been working on a power of 2 allocator. I still haven't got that up to speed yet, but it is worth a look. I'll play with it this week and post it to the list
I hacked a simple power of two allocator together as a proof of concept that replacing malloc/free with apr_malloc/apr_free could give us a performance boost (it does). Find it here (it is for Windows).
Hi Bill,
I was wondering why the brigade code doesn't make use of pools/sms to handle it's memory.
It has a pool passed to it from what I can see...
..Ian
http://wstoddard.com/patches/apr_mem_alloc.tar
There are several simple changes to this code that could make it much closer to something that could be committed.
Bill
