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Hello,
this looks like a very interesting project but some documentation would be helpful.
At a minimum it'd be great to know what the main functions parameters do.
Also, just some high level information about how I can understand this library would be nice.
It's not a 1:1 replacement to malloc() as it needs an sm_allocator object. Is it a memory pool? What am I looking at here?
It'd also be nice to know the type of setup that needs to be done to use smmalloc from multiple threads.
Annotating your code example:
// create allocator to handle 16, 32, 48 and 64 allocations (4 buckets, 16Mb each)
// ==> What do you mean by "16, 32, 48 and 64 allocations" ??
// ==> And does it relate to the parameters passed?
sm_allocator space = _sm_allocator_create(4, (16 * 1024 * 1024));
// allocate 19 bytes with 16 bytes alignment
// ==> What info does the 'space' object hold?
// ==> Is it threadsafe?
// ==> How much memory can I allocate from it?
void* p = _sm_malloc(space, 19, 16);
// free memory
_sm_free(space, p)
// destroy allocator
_sm_allocator_destroy(space);
Thank you
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Hello,
this looks like a very interesting project but some documentation would be helpful.
At a minimum it'd be great to know what the main functions parameters do.
Also, just some high level information about how I can understand this library would be nice.
It's not a 1:1 replacement to malloc() as it needs an sm_allocator object. Is it a memory pool? What am I looking at here?
It'd also be nice to know the type of setup that needs to be done to use smmalloc from multiple threads.
Annotating your code example:
Thank you
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: