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XNumberAllocator Class Reference

#include <XNumberAllocator.hpp>

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Detailed Description

Member Typedef Documentation

typedef ReusableArenaAllocator<number_type> XNumberAllocator::ArenaAllocatorType

typedef XNumber XNumberAllocator::number_type

typedef ArenaAllocatorType::size_type XNumberAllocator::size_type

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

XNumberAllocator::XNumberAllocator ( size_type theBlockCount)

Construct an instance that will allocate blocks of the specified size.

Parameters:
theBlockSize   The block size.

XNumberAllocator::~XNumberAllocator ()

Member Function Documentation

number_type * XNumberAllocator::clone ( const XNumber & value)

Clone an XNumber object.

Parameters:
value   source XNumber

Returns:
pointer to an XNumber

number_type * XNumberAllocator::createNumber ( double theNumber)

Create an XNumber object using allocator from a string.

Parameters:
theString   source number

Returns:
a pointer to a number

bool XNumberAllocator::destroy ( number_type * theNumber)

Delete an XNumber object from allocator.

size_type XNumberAllocator::getBlockCount () const

Get size of an ArenaBlock, that is, the number of objects in each block.

Returns:
The size of the block

size_type XNumberAllocator::getBlockSize () const

Get the number of ArenaBlocks currently allocated.

Returns:
The number of blocks.

bool XNumberAllocator::ownsObject ( const number_type * theObject)

Determine if an object is owned by the allocator...

void XNumberAllocator::reset ()

Delete all XNumber objects from allocator.

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