I understand the issue with allocation and critical path. Fortunately my
current intended use is in an optional, non-critical path case.
Are there any concerns about exception safety? Should I take care to wrap any
potentially allocating calls in try/catch to handle out of memory conditions?
Or
On 07/24/2010 06:44 PM, Alan M. Carroll wrote:
Is it an official policy to not use STL, or is that just a legacy of ATS's C
heritage?
I think this is mostly "heritage", but care should definitely be taken.
ATS makes a big effort to avoid memory allocations on the heap in the
critical path,
