mlMemoryManager.h File Reference

#include <iosfwd>
#include <string>
#include "../mlMemoryManagerDllExport.h"
#include "mlDeleteMemoryBlockCallback.h"
#include "mlMemoryBlockHandle.h"
#include "mlWeakMemoryBlockHandle.h"

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Classes
class	MLMemoryManager
	The memory manager. More...

Namespaces
namespace	boost
	Forward declaration for the boost::mutex class.

Macros
#define	ML_BYTE_TO_KB(x)
	Converts the value from byte to kilobyte.
#define	ML_BYTE_TO_MB(x)
	Converts the value from byte to megabyte.
#define	ML_BYTE_TO_GB(x)
	Converts the value from byte to gigabyte.
#define	ML_KB_TO_BYTE(x)
	Converts the value from kilobyte to byte.
#define	ML_MB_TO_BYTE(x)
	Converts the value from megabyte to byte.
#define	ML_GB_TO_BYTE(x)
	Converts the value from gigabyte to byte.

Typedefs
typedef void(*	MLMemoryManagerErrorHandler) (const std::string &message, const char *file, int line, MLMemoryManagerErrorHandlingType errorHandling)
	Function callback to handle memory manager errors.

Enumerations
enum	MLMemoryManagerErrorHandlingType { NotifyUser , Abort }

Functions
MLMEMORYMANAGER_EXPORT std::string	mlByteToHumanReadable (size_t byte)

Typedef Documentation

MLMemoryManagerErrorHandler

typedef void(* MLMemoryManagerErrorHandler) (const std::string &message, const char *file, int line, MLMemoryManagerErrorHandlingType errorHandling)

Function callback to handle memory manager errors.

Definition at line 81 of file mlMemoryManager.h.

Enumeration Type Documentation

MLMemoryManagerErrorHandlingType

enum MLMemoryManagerErrorHandlingType

This enum is passed to the memory manager error handler callback to request a certain error handling.

Enumerator
NotifyUser	An error occurred and the user should be notified about it.
Abort	The error handling requests programm termination, as it is in an unstable state.

Definition at line 69 of file mlMemoryManager.h.

Function Documentation

mlByteToHumanReadable()

MLMEMORYMANAGER_EXPORT std::string mlByteToHumanReadable

(

size_t

byte

)

Converts the byte value into a string with human-readable format. For example, 1075843119 results in "1GB 20MB 36KB 457B".