allocators

For the oddest example, some early versions of Unix allocators allowed programmers to realloc memory that had already been freed.

Defines the method that the underlying Pool will use to allocate memory from the system. See User Allocators for details.

Heat cost allocators for the determination of the consumption of room heating radiators. Appliances with electrical energy supply.

Markets become less-than-optimal allocators of resources when they fail to capture externalities in market prices.

For a discussion of the behavior when allocators aren't equal see the implementation details.

Used to synchronize access within bulk allocators .

Accommodating the oddities of other allocators to remain plug-compatible with them can reduce flexibility and performance.

However, if you aren't familiar with allocator design, custom allocators can often create more problems than they solve.

Programs relying on large but approximately known numbers of very small chunks may find it profitable to build very simple allocators.

They do, however, depend on low-level allocators like malloc and free to actually allocate and release their memory.

However , some asset allocators have doubts about pension funds' current interest in the asset class .

Wastages seen in some allocators used in practice can be almost this extreme under some loads.

No surprise then that emerging market equities remain asset allocators' top pick.

However, allocators should provide some means for detecting corruption due to overwriting memory, multiple frees, and so on.

Pool allocators are found in many programming languages, and in many variations.

As resource allocators , managers decide how to allocate human, physical, and monetary resources in the organizations.

But for asset allocators, the effect of rising oil is not straightforward.

"FX [foreign exchange] is becoming a big issue for asset allocators, " said David Bowers, consultant to Merrill Lynch.

To counter this, at first I wrote a number of special-purpose allocators in C , normally by overloading operator new for various classes.

A net 47% of asset allocators are currently overweight the Tokyo stock market.

A filter can use separate allocators for input and output.

The libraries that implement these requirements are called allocators, because they are responsible for allocating and deallocating memory.

These are the best known of the many allocators available.

The proportion of asset allocators overweight global equities fell from 52 per cent last month to 30 per cent.

The proposal is that allocators are swapped if the allocator follows the "Moves with Value" model and the allocator is swappable.

Remark: When moving elements between two different containers, it is your responsibility to make sure the allocators are compatible.

The library comes with two predefined clone allocators .

By contrast, a record number of asset allocators was overweight in US stocks, which have also benefited from the strengthening dollar.

Real-time systems have special-purpose allocators to deal with this problem. Heaps also becomefragmented, shown below