"FYI Boost.Pool isn't designed for or optimised for that usage - it's designed for lots of fixed-sized blocks, as happens in a list (or even a map or a set), it's not really designed for fast performance with variable sized blocks as happens in a string or a vector."

Do you know of any open-source allocator (available in Boost or elsewhere), that can be used to *quickly* allocate instances of std::wstring, using an allocation pattern like the one showed in the following blog post?

Thanks,

Mr.C64