How to use memory pools

In this week's class I explained what memory pools are and how to use them to optimize frequent allocations and deallocations of objects. I also demonstrated how to overwrite [crayon-65820f4d1bab3925562461-i/] / [crayon-65820f4d1babc380315443-i/] and [crayon-65820f4d1babe283371138-i/] / [crayon-65820f4d1bac0995744703-i/] for a [crayon-65820f4d1bac1202502409-i/] / [crayon-65820f4d1bac2108381138-i/] type.The code for this class contains a simple benchmark which measures pool's performance against…

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