std::pmr::pool_options(3cxx)

✨ std::pmr::pool_options ✨

okay bestie, so this is <pink>std::pmr::pool_options</pink> — it's literally the little settings menu 🎛️ for tuning a pool resource's behaviour. that's the whole vibe. it's giving "control panel for your memory pool" and honestly? we stan a configurable icon. 💅

it lives in the <memory_resource> header, and it's been around since C++17, so it's not new-new but it's still main character energy. 🌈

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🦋 SYNOPSIS 🦋

#include <memory_resource>

🌸 Public Attributes 🌸

• size_t largest_required_pool_block — yes bestie, it's a size_t, and it's a public attribute on the struct, okurrr 💖
• size_t max_blocks_per_chunk — the upper limit on the number of blocks in a chunk. size_t again, obviously. ✨

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🎀 Detailed Description 🎀

fr fr, this whole thing is just parameters for tuning a pool resource's behaviour. that's it. that's the description. it's a little struct whose entire job is to hold your tuning knobs so your pool resource can act right. 🫶

Since: C++17 — periodt. 👑

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💜 Member Data Documentation 💜

⭐ size_t std::pmr::pool_options::max_blocks_per_chunk ⭐

this one is the upper limit on number of blocks in a chunk, no cap 🧢 (well, technically it is the cap, lol, iykyk 😭).

the tea ☕: a lower value here prevents allocating huge chunks that could remain mostly unused — like, don't be out here reserving a whole ballroom for six people, that's embarrassing 🙈. but the trade-off is real: with a lower value, pools will need to be replenished more frequently 🔁. so it's giving "small snack runs vs. one big grocery haul" energy. choose your fighter. 💀

lowkey important: that's the whole documented behaviour for this member — the nice clear trade-off above is it. don't come for me with extra lore that isn't in the source, i'm not making things up. 😌

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👑 Author 👑

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✨ okay that's the whole page, bestie — go tune those pools ✨

this lil doc is brought to you by libstdc++, page <cyan>std::pmr::pool_options(3cxx)</cyan> — the <hotpink>3cxx</hotpink> is the manual section it lives in, and yeah, that's the whole footer. mwah 💋 🎀