Burger::MemoryManager Struct Reference

Base class for memory managers. More...

Inheritance diagram for Burger::MemoryManager:

Public Types
typedef void *(*)	ProcAlloc(MemoryManager *pThis, uintptr_t uSize)
	Function prototype for allocating memory.
typedef void(*)	ProcFree(MemoryManager *pThis, const void *pInput)
	Function prototype for releasing memory.
typedef void *(*)	ProcRealloc(MemoryManager *pThis, const void *pInput, uintptr_t uSize)
	Function prototype for reallocating memory.
typedef void(*)	ProcShutdown(MemoryManager *pThis)
	Function prototype for destructor.

Public Member Functions
void *	alloc (uintptr_t uSize) noexcept
	Allocate memory.
void	free (const void *pInput) noexcept
	Release memory.
void *	realloc (const void *pInput, uintptr_t uSize) noexcept
	Reallocate memory.
void	shutdown (void) noexcept
	Shut down the memory manager.
void *	alloc_clear (uintptr_t uSize) noexcept
	Allocate a block of pre-zeroed memory.

Static Public Member Functions
static void	shutdown (MemoryManager *pThis) noexcept
	Default memory manager destructor.

Public Attributes
ProcAlloc	m_pAlloc
	Pointer to allocation function.
ProcFree	m_pFree
	Pointer to memory release function.
ProcRealloc	m_pRealloc
	Pointer to the memory reallocation function.
ProcShutdown	m_pShutdown
	Pointer to the shutdown function.

Detailed Description

Base class for memory managers.

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To avoid the use of virtual pointers and to gain ANSI C compatibility, the "base class" has all the virtual functions defined explicitly, and calls to the base class are passed through the function pointers while calls to the derived classed (When known) are performed by direct calls.

Since this is defined as a base class, it's not meant to be used directly. You should derive from this class and either implement your own memory handler, or use the predefined MemoryManagerANSI or MemoryManagerHandle classes.

Member Typedef Documentation

ProcAlloc

void *( *) Burger::MemoryManager::ProcAlloc(MemoryManager *pThis, uintptr_t uSize)

Function prototype for allocating memory.

ProcFree

void( *) Burger::MemoryManager::ProcFree(MemoryManager *pThis, const void *pInput)

Function prototype for releasing memory.

ProcRealloc

void *( *) Burger::MemoryManager::ProcRealloc(MemoryManager *pThis, const void *pInput, uintptr_t uSize)

Function prototype for reallocating memory.

ProcShutdown

void( *) Burger::MemoryManager::ProcShutdown(MemoryManager *pThis)

Function prototype for destructor.

Member Function Documentation

alloc()

void * Burger::MemoryManager::alloc ( uintptr_t uSize )

inlinenoexcept

Allocate memory.

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Call the "virtual" function in m_pAlloc to allocate memory

Parameters

uSize

Number of bytes to allocate

Returns

Pointer to valid memory or nullptr on error or no memory requested.

See also

free() or alloc_clear()

alloc_clear()

void *BURGER_API Burger::MemoryManager::alloc_clear ( uintptr_t uSize )

noexcept

Allocate a block of pre-zeroed memory.

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Allocate a block of memory and return either nullptr in the case of an out of memory condition or if the amount requested was zero, otherwise return a valid pointer of memory that has been preset to zero.

Parameters

uSize

Number of bytes to allocate.

Returns

nullptr on error or a valid pointer to allocated memory.

See also

alloc() or realloc()

free()

void Burger::MemoryManager::free ( const void * pInput )

inlinenoexcept

Release memory.

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Call the "virtual" function in m_pFree to allocate memory

Parameters

pInput

Pointer to memory to release

See also

alloc() or alloc_clear()

realloc()

void * Burger::MemoryManager::realloc ( const void * pInput, uintptr_t uSize )

inlinenoexcept

Reallocate memory.

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Call the "virtual" function in m_pRealloc to reallocate memory

Parameters

pInput	Pointer to memory to read from and release
uSize	Number of bytes to allocate

Returns

Pointer to valid memory or nullptr on error or no memory requested.

See also

alloc() or free()

shutdown() [1/2]

void BURGER_API Burger::MemoryManager::shutdown ( MemoryManager * pThis )

staticnoexcept

Default memory manager destructor.

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This function does nothing. It's intended to be a placeholder for derived memory managers that do not have shutdown functions (Such as those that have the OS or ANSI malloc/free to perform these operations)

Parameters

pThis

The "this" pointer

shutdown() [2/2]

void Burger::MemoryManager::shutdown ( void )

inlinenoexcept

Shut down the memory manager.

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Call the "virtual" function in m_pShutdown to shut down the memory system

Member Data Documentation

m_pAlloc

ProcAlloc Burger::MemoryManager::m_pAlloc

Pointer to allocation function.

m_pFree

ProcFree Burger::MemoryManager::m_pFree

Pointer to memory release function.

m_pRealloc

ProcRealloc Burger::MemoryManager::m_pRealloc

Pointer to the memory reallocation function.

m_pShutdown

ProcShutdown Burger::MemoryManager::m_pShutdown

Pointer to the shutdown function.