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The latest version of this topic can be found at max_none Class.
Describes a max class object that limits a freelist object to a maximum length of zero.
Syntax
template <std::size_t Max>
class max_none
Parameters
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
Max |
The max class that determines the maximum number of elements to store in the freelist. |
Member Functions
| allocated | Increments the count of allocated memory blocks. |
| deallocated | Decrements the count of allocated memory blocks. |
| full | Returns a value that specifies whether more memory blocks should be added to the free list. |
| released | Decrements the count of memory blocks on the free list. |
| saved | Increments the count of memory blocks on the free list. |
Requirements
Header: <allocators>
Namespace: stdext
max_none::allocated
Increments the count of allocated memory blocks.
void allocated(std::size_t _Nx = 1);
Parameters
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
_Nx |
The increment value. |
Remarks
This member function does nothing. It is called after each successful call by cache_freelist::allocate to operator new. The argument _Nx is the number of memory blocks in the chunk allocated by operator new.
max_none::deallocated
Decrements the count of allocated memory blocks.
void deallocated(std::size_t _Nx = 1);
Parameters
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
_Nx |
The increment value. |
Remarks
The member function does nothing. This member function is called after each call by cache_freelist::deallocate to operator delete. The argument _Nx is the number of memory blocks in the chunk deallocated by operator delete.
max_none::full
Returns a value that specifies whether more memory blocks should be added to the free list.
bool full();
Return Value
This member function always returns true.
Remarks
This member function is called by cache_freelist::deallocate. If the call returns true, deallocate puts the memory block on the free list; if it returns false, deallocate calls operator delete to deallocate the block.
max_none::released
Decrements the count of memory blocks on the free list.
void released();
Remarks
This member function does nothing. The released member function of the current max class is called by cache_freelist::allocate whenever it removes a memory block from the free list.
max_none::saved
Increments the count of memory blocks on the free list.
void saved();
Remarks
This member function does nothing. It is called by cache_freelist::deallocate whenever it puts a memory block on the free list.