MemEx: intrusive_memory_management

Intrusive, elegant memory management solution for c++17 based, high performance projects.

Install guid (Windows & Visual Studio):
  1.Download and install CMake 3.8 or newer
  2.Clone the repo
  3.Create 'build' folder at the same level with the 'source' folder
  4.Start cmd inside the build folder and run 'cmake ../source'
  5.Build and run MemEx_Tests

Usage Example:

 class TypeA { //Example Type
 public:
 	  int a{ 23 };
 	  double t{ 0.0 };
  
 	  TypeA() {
 	  	std::cout << "TypeA()\n";
 	  }
 	  TypeA(double d) :t(d) {
 	  	std::cout << "TypeA(d)\n";
 	  }
 	  ~TypeA() {
 	  	std::cout << "~TypeA()\n";
 	  }
 };
 struct TypeB: IResource<TypeB> { //Intrusive example (simple static API added to the type)
  	int a{ 23 };
  	double t{ 0.0 };
  
  	TypeB() {
  		std::cout << "TypeB()\n";
  	}
  	TypeB(double d) :t(d) {
  		std::cout << "TypeB(d)\n";
  	}
  	~TypeB() {
  		std::cout << "~TypeB()\n";
  	}
  };
 ...
 {
  //some scope
  auto Obj = MemoryManager::Alloc<TypeA>(23.3); //Allocate object
  
  Obj->a = 5; //modify object members etc
  
  auto ObjB = TypeB::New(23.3);
 }
 ...
 {
  //some other scope
  auto Obj = MemoryManager::AllocShared<TypeA>(23.3); //Allocate object
  
  PassPointerToOtherThread(Obj);
  
  Obj->a = 5; //modify object members etc
  
  auto Objb = TypeB::NewShared(23.3);
 }
 ...
 {
  //some other scope allocate an array of size 64 of TypeA
  auto Array = MemoryManager::AllocBuffer<TypeA>(64);
  
  for(size_t i =0; i < 64; i++)
  {
    Array[i].a = i + 1;
    ...
   }
   
   auto Array2 = TypeB::NewArray(64);
 }

MemoryManager::PrintStatistics();