Enhance SimpleAllocator with size validation #2558
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Summary: Added a static assertion to ensure that the size passed to SimpleAllocator is at least the size of a pointer. If the size is smaller, an exception is thrown. Updated documentation to clarify that allocations smaller than sizeof(void*) are rounded up. Added a new test case to verify the behavior of coreMalloc for small allocations.
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closes #2538 |
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Summary
SimpleAllocatorconstructor to ensure minimum allocation size ofsizeof(void*)CacheLocality.hto clarify that allocations smaller thansizeof(void*)are rounded upCoreAllocator.MinimumAllocationSizeto verify correct behavior for small allocationsTest plan
CoreAllocator.MinimumAllocationSizethat verifies 1-byte, 4-byte, and 8-byte allocations work correctlyCacheLocalityTestsuite to ensure no regressions