I have developed for my needs a C++11 memory pool that can provides C++ object instances in the form of boost::intrusive_ptr<> that automatically return to the pool once their refcount goes to zero.

I found the need for such memory pool to have a zero-malloc memory pool algorithm for some performance-oriented applications that were relying on std::shared_ptr<>.

Here's the link in case anybody is interested:

  https://github.com/f18m/boost-intrusive-pool 

with some (initial) benchmark as well.

I thought that this may be useful to anybody else already using Boost intrusive pointers as well...

Any comment is welcome!

Francesco Montorsi