allocating stl containers in memory buffer
Date: Fri, 31 Dec 2004 14:40:08 +0100
Is it possible to create for example stl queue in previously allocated
memory buffer (memory shared between two processes)? I thought of sth like
that:
queue<int>* q=new(buffer) queue<int>;
but won't integer variables be allocated using default allocator? How to
force allocation in specified buffer? Access to shared memory is protected
by semaphores so the should be no problem with amount of requested memory.
Tomek
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