STL size of memory
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I'm wondering if there's a way to get the actual amount of memory
a STL container, or specificly map, is using?
The reason for this is that, the map is allocated on a shared
memory segment. And when the map grows the segment eventually
"runs out" of memory..
any ideas?
(that is, shared memory segment by shmget() on linux)
/Nico
Quote:Original post by NicoDeLuciferiWow. Um.... If you're using shared memory, then you MUST be using a custom allocator to make sure everything is allocated insinde that shared region.
I'm wondering if there's a way to get the actual amount of memory
a STL container, or specificly map, is using?
The reason for this is that, the map is allocated on a shared
memory segment. And when the map grows the segment eventually
"runs out" of memory..
any ideas?
(that is, shared memory segment by shmget() on linux)
/Nico
So, your allcoator should know how much is left.
Author
was afraid of that.. :)
thanks for the quick reply..
but if we disregard the shared memory.. is there a way to get
the amount of memory used?
/Nico
thanks for the quick reply..
but if we disregard the shared memory.. is there a way to get
the amount of memory used?
/Nico
The only way I can think of is with a custom allocator.
Even a really thin wrapper around malloc/free (or whatever you want to use)
Even a really thin wrapper around malloc/free (or whatever you want to use)
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