The allocator isn't in charge of destructing the object, so this would be safe. It's only the code in decodeless/allocator_construction.hpp that is unsafe for non-trivially-destructible types. With this change, the linear allocator could be used as a regular memory pool with STL objects.
Adding a "stack" memory resource would be handy too! This could trivially just be struct { std::byte array[size]; }.
The allocator isn't in charge of destructing the object, so this would be safe. It's only the code in
decodeless/allocator_construction.hppthat is unsafe for non-trivially-destructible types. With this change, the linear allocator could be used as a regular memory pool with STL objects.Adding a "stack" memory resource would be handy too! This could trivially just be
struct { std::byte array[size]; }.