phoenix_allocAlignedVector.cpp File Reference

#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdint.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include "phoenix_allocAlignedVector.h"
#include <malloc.h>

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Functions
void *	phoenix_allocAlignedTab (size_t sizeOfVectorInBytes, size_t alignementInBytes)
	Alloc an aligned vector.
void	phoenix_freeAlignedVector (void *ptr)
	Free the aligned vector.

Function Documentation

phoenix_allocAlignedTab()

void * phoenix_allocAlignedTab	(	size_t	sizeOfVectorInBytes,
		size_t	alignementInBytes )

Alloc an aligned vector.

Parameters

sizeOfVectorInBytes	: size of the vector xe want to allocate
alignementInBytes	: alignement of the vector we want to allocate

Returns

aligned pointor of the vector

Definition at line 35 of file phoenix_allocAlignedVector.cpp.

                                                                                   {
        return memalign(alignementInBytes, sizeOfVectorInBytes);
}

Referenced by phoenix_newAlignedTab(), and phoenix_template_alloc().

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phoenix_freeAlignedVector()

void phoenix_freeAlignedVector

(

void *

ptr

)

Free the aligned vector.

Parameters

ptr	: pointor we want to free

Usage : void* mem = phoenix_allocAlignedVector(alignedVector, sizeOfVectorInBytes, alignementInBytes); ... Using of alignedVector pointor ... phoenix_freeAlignedVector(mem);

Definition at line 49 of file phoenix_allocAlignedVector.cpp.

                                         {
        if(ptr == NULL) return;
        free(ptr);
}

Referenced by PAlignedAllocator< T >::deallocate().

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