hbwallocator (3) - Linux Manuals
hbwallocator: The C++ allocator compatible with the C++ standard library allocator concepts
NAME
hbw::allocator<T> - The C++ allocator compatible with the C++ standard library allocator conceptsNote: This is EXEPRIMENTAL API. The functionality and the header file itself can be changed (including non-backward compatible changes), or remove.
SYNOPSIS
#include <hbw_allocator.h> Link with -lmemkind hbw::allocator()
template <class U>hbw::allocator<T>::allocator(const hbw::allocator<U>&)
hbw::allocator<T>::~allocator()
hbw::allocator<T>::pointer hbw::allocator<T>::address(hbw::allocator<T>::reference x)
hbw::allocator<T>::const_pointer hbw::allocator<T>::address(hbw::allocator<T>::const_reference x)
hbw::allocator<T>::pointer hbw::allocator<T>::allocate(hbw::allocator<T>::size_type n, const void * = 0)
void hbw::allocator<T>::deallocate(hbw::allocator<T>::pointer p, hbw::allocator<T>::size_type n)
hbw::allocator<T>::size_type hbw::allocator<T>::max_size()
void hbw::allocator<T>::construct(hbw::allocator<T>::pointer p, const hbw::allocator<T>::value_type& val)
void hbw::allocator<T>::destroy(hbw::allocator<T>::pointer p)
DESCRIPTION
The hbw::allocator<T> is intended to be used with STL containers to allocate high bandwidth memory. Memory management is based on hbwmalloc (memkind library), enabling users to gain performance in multithreaded applications. Refer hbwmalloc(3) and memkind(3) man page for more details.All public member types and functions corresponds to standard library allocator concepts and definitions. The current implementation supports C++03 standard.
Template arguments:
T is an object type aliased by value_type.
U is an object type.
Note:
hbw::allocator<T>::pointer hbw::allocator<T>::allocate(hbw::allocator<T>::size_type n, const void * = 0)
allocates high bandwidth memory using
hbw_malloc().
Throw
std::bad_alloc
when:
n = 0,
n > max_size(),
void hbw::allocator<T>::deallocate(hbw::allocator<T>::pointer p, hbw::allocator<T>::size_type n) deallocates memory associated with pointer returned by allocate() using hbw_free().
To find out more about hbw_malloc() and hbw_free() read hbwmalloc(3) man page.
ERRORS
- The same as described in ERRORS section of hbwmalloc(3) man page.