On 02/16/2016 07:18 PM, Phil Bouchard wrote:

On 02/16/2016 07:09 PM, Phil Bouchard wrote:

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If I try out the latest modifications and I disable the threads then on Linux I have:

make: auto_ptr: 2458626 ns shared_ptr: 2685224 ns block_ptr: 28300624 ns

new: auto_ptr: 2383605 ns shared_ptr: 4992185 ns block_ptr: 7979659 ns

So I just added a specialization of the pool for GCC x86 and now block_ptr<> speeds up by 20%:

make: auto_ptr: 2511658 ns shared_ptr: 2695469 ns block_ptr: 22547960 ns

new: auto_ptr: 2369312 ns shared_ptr: 4991352 ns block_ptr: 6443925 ns

I mean there is not much difference in speed with shared_ptr<> (30%), given that extra functionality.

I meant: the difference with shared_ptr<> is now 4% only! make: auto_ptr: 2506308 ns shared_ptr: 2724499 ns block_ptr: 22399555 ns new: auto_ptr: 2365577 ns shared_ptr: 4953712 ns block_ptr: 5193647 ns Also the system pool is now passed as a template parameter if you wish to change the one provided.