On 9/25/2014 1:47 AM, bearophile wrote:
This stood out for me. Deallocated how?
Calling free when the struct instance goes out of scope, I presume.
People who write high perf software tend to have multiple
allocators for different purposes.
I think that data is used all together, so it's reasonable to allocate it from a
single allocator.
I don't think this feature will work.
I think he's already using this strategy in production code. So I think it
works. He's just asking for a language feature that implements this idiom for
him in a shorter and cleaner way.
So how do you tell it to call myfree(p) instead of free(p) ?
