> One C++ problem I just found out is memory management. It seems
> that it's impossible to 'new' an object from an specified memory block.
> So it's impossible to put free'd objects in memory pool and re-allocate
> them next time.
It can't be done by the default new operator, but you can do it with an
overloaded new operator. An overloaded operator new can do whatever you
need it to do -- I've got 9-year old code that does arena allocation and
reference counting by overloading new.
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