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Next generation AWS IoT Client SDK for C++ using the AWS Common Runtime
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Disable custom memory manager (Custom StlAllocator) #382

Open OnlyOneMoreGeek opened 2 years ago

OnlyOneMoreGeek commented 2 years ago

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Known Issue

Platform/OS/Device What are you running the sdk on? Linux x86 Describe the question

When using the sdk, the Aws::Crt types that wrap stl containers use custom allocators by default. This disables the castings of the stl to the AWS::crt (e.g. std::string to Aws::Crt:String).

Is there any way to disable these custom allocators?

jmklix commented 2 years ago

I don't think that its possible to disable the custom memory manager for this sdk. Would using user defined conversion functions work for your use case?

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OnlyOneMoreGeek commented 2 years ago

I don't think that its possible to disable the custom memory manager for this sdk. Would using user defined conversion functions work for your use case?

I think the library should provide user-defined conversions for Aws::Crt::String and Aws:_Crt::Vector to those in the STL. I think it is necessary for the library to allow avoiding unnecessary copies. The other alternative should be to completely disable the memory manager as is done in the aws C++ sdk Link

jmklix commented 2 years ago

Thanks for your feedback. This is something that is not currently supported, but I will change this to a feature request. I don't have a timeline for when this might get added, but I encourage you to upvote the initial comment if you would like this added to this sdk.