Hello. I've got questions about memory pools management and I have found on the list a related question which was not answered as far as I can tell: http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.voip.pjsip/13275/match=pj_pool_release Here is a simple example. I have a hashtable which is instantiated from the very beginning of my program execution and which lasts until it ends. Many objects are added and then removed in this table. I need a pool to insert elements in this table, but I cannot use a global pool for all of them because it could lead to memory exhaustion. The solution I have found is to associate a pool to each entry in the table. So memory is freed when expired elements are removed from the table and destroyed. Does it sound good? What's your solution? More generally, how do you handle the problem of memory management when there can be unlimited successive allocations of objects with a long lifetime, like in the pjlib's balanced tree or hashtable ? Do you also use good ol' malloc at the same time? Thanks. -- David
