Managed Memory Framework

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The purpose of the Managed Memory Framework for C++ is to offer an abstraction layer over the basic memory management available in the C++ library by providing a set of smart pointers and various memory allocation schemes (heap, pool, static...).

News

June 13th, 2007. The roadmap is defined.

Planned Features

• Smart pointers
  • Customizable behavior with policies.
  • Direct/Indirect pointers (allows for memory compaction and easy reallocation).
  • User selectable memory allocation scheme.
  • Automatic or on demand garbage collection.
• Memory allocation schemes
  • System heap.
  • Memory pool.
  • Static allocation.
• Debugging
  • Memory usage statistics
  • Memory leaks reported on application exit.
  • Null-pointer usages fully traced.
• Logging service
• Multi-platform
  • win32
  • cygwin
  • x86
  • x86_64

Roadmap

• 0.1.0 - Date: N/A
  • Smart pointers
  • System heap allocation
  • Basic logger
• 0.2.0 - Date: N/A
  • On heap memory pool allocation
• 0.3.0 - Date: N/A
  • Static memory pool allocation
• 0.4.0 Alpha - Date: N/A
  • Indirect pointers support
  • Memory pool compaction
• 0.5.0 Beta - Date: N/A
  • Usage statistics
• 0.6.0 RC - Date: N/A
  • Extensive testing
• 1.0.0 Final - Date: N/A
  • Complete API documentation
  • Examples

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Author

Ruben Moreno Montoliu (ruben3d at users.sourceforge.net)