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- Titolo
- C++ Custom Memory Allocators
- Autore
- Billie S Lightner
- Editore
- Independently Published
- Anno di pubblicazione
- 2026
- Condizione
- New
- Rilegatura
- PAP
- Lingua
- inglese
- ISBN 13
- 9798195668631
- Peso dell'articolo
- 408 grammi
- Serie
- Libro 8 di 11: High-Performance C++ Engineering
Stop Letting the Heap Dictate Your Performance. Master Custom Memory Allocation and Reclaim Your Nanoseconds.
In high-performance C++, the default general-purpose allocator (std::malloc and operator new) is a massive bottleneck. Heap fragmentation, thread contention, and unpredictable latency spikes will completely destroy the performance of a game engine, a trading platform, or a hard real-time embedded system.
C++ Custom Memory Allocators is the definitive, bare-metal engineering guide to replacing the default allocator and taking absolute control over your memory architecture. From building blisteringly fast O(1) Arena allocators to integrating polymorphic memory resources (std::pmr), this book bridges the gap between the C++ standard library and the physical reality of the CPU cache.
Inside, you will discover:
Built for the performance architect in the trenches, the Appendix provides immediate, drop-in utility:
In high-performance C++, the default general-purpose allocator (std::malloc and operator new) is a massive bottleneck. Heap fragmentation, thread contention, and unpredictable latency spikes will completely destroy the performance of a game engine, a trading platform, or a hard real-time embedded system.
C++ Custom Memory Allocators is the definitive, bare-metal engineering guide to replacing the default allocator and taking absolute control over your memory architecture. From building blisteringly fast O(1) Arena allocators to integrating polymorphic memory resources (std::pmr), this book bridges the gap between the C++ standard library and the physical reality of the CPU cache.
Inside, you will discover:
- The Case Against malloc: Profile allocation pressure and identify the exact bottlenecks where custom memory strategies yield exponential performance gains.
- Arena, Pool, and Stack Allocators: Build production-grade linear allocators, thread-safe lock-free pool allocators, and LIFO stack frames that completely eliminate fragmentation.
- The Modern C++ Allocator Model: Navigate the complex Allocator Traits interface and perfectly integrate custom allocators with standard containers like std::vector and std::unordered_map.
- Polymorphic Memory Resources (std::pmr): Utilize C++17/20's std::pmr for dynamic, runtime allocator dispatch without the bloat of C++ templates.
- Hardware-Aware Alignment: Defeat "false sharing" and optimize structure padding for cache-line efficiency using profiling tools like perf.
- HFT & Real-Time Patterns: Implement per-order arenas, message pool reuse, and pre-allocated memory regions to guarantee deterministic latency in mission-critical systems.
- Hardening & Debugging: Integrate AddressSanitizer (ASan), deploy memory canaries, and validate allocator invariants to catch silent memory corruption in production.
Built for the performance architect in the trenches, the Appendix provides immediate, drop-in utility:
- The Allocator Requirements Checklist: Your definitive guide to writing 100% standards-compliant C++ allocators.
- The std::pmr Resource Comparison Table: Instantly select the correct polymorphic resource based on thread safety and latency constraints.
- Allocation Pattern Benchmark Results: Hard data comparing Arena vs. Pool vs. pmr vs. malloc across throughput and fragmentation metrics.
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