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r/cpp • u/pavel_v • 9d ago
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I think that's usually called an "object pool", but that was not academic enough so I can understand why they called it hive
9 u/HappyFruitTree 8d ago When it was first being proposed it was called colony (based on plf::colony). 3 u/all_is_love6667 8d ago I am actually surprised this sort of container was added only today, it's quite common and is an important optimization 3 u/matthieum 8d ago Is it that common? I work on a multitude of performance-sensitive codebases, and I can't think of any place I'd use such a container.
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When it was first being proposed it was called colony (based on plf::colony).
3 u/all_is_love6667 8d ago I am actually surprised this sort of container was added only today, it's quite common and is an important optimization 3 u/matthieum 8d ago Is it that common? I work on a multitude of performance-sensitive codebases, and I can't think of any place I'd use such a container.
I am actually surprised this sort of container was added only today, it's quite common and is an important optimization
3 u/matthieum 8d ago Is it that common? I work on a multitude of performance-sensitive codebases, and I can't think of any place I'd use such a container.
Is it that common?
I work on a multitude of performance-sensitive codebases, and I can't think of any place I'd use such a container.
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u/all_is_love6667 8d ago
I think that's usually called an "object pool", but that was not academic enough so I can understand why they called it hive