Optimize mla_link_list with Memory Pool #5
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Replaced direct mla_malloc/mla_free calls with a custom memory pool for mla_link_list_node_t. This significantly improves performance by reducing system calls for node allocation and deallocation. It also reduces memory overhead by removing the now-redundant mla_buffer_reference_t members (nextOwner, prevOwner) from the node structure, simplifying the implementation. The new implementation maintains the linked-list interface while providing substantial efficiency gains.
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This change introduces a memory pool for the
mla_link_listdata structure to optimize performance and reduce memory usage. By replacing frequent calls tomla_mallocandmla_freewith a custom allocator, we minimize system call overhead and improve memory locality. Additionally, the node and list structures have been simplified by removing a now-redundant buffer ownership system, further reducing the memory footprint of each node.PR created automatically by Jules for task 9665817154652048469