gcc 3.x custom allocators

[Benjamin Kosnik]

>  I don't see an attachement. :-)

Sorry. Here it is...

>  For sure. Putting data structures in shared memory is a pretty common
>real-time application trick. This was the first time I'd done this 100% in
>C++ though. I use this code to create a std::list in the shared memory that's
>a queue of messages between 2 tasks. What's libhoard ?

It's a different underlying allocator, some kind of optimized malloc.

www.hoard.org

-benjamin
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