Hi all,
Sorry to disturb you.
Currently I want to redefine the memory allocator in OpenCV. However I found that the cvSetMemoryManager() function is useless. The source code of it is:
void cvSetMemoryManager(CvAllocFunc, CvFreeFunc, void *)
{
CV_Error( -1, "Custom memory allocator is not supported" );
}
Is there another way to redefine the memory allocator in OpenCV ?
Thank you.
I guess the function says it all. Custom memory allocator is not supported by OpenCV. If you want to use a custom memory allocator, you will have to write overload functions and add own functionality to openCV, then build the whole library yourself. If you do so however, please create a pull request to add this functionality to the library.
I totally agree with you, opencv doesn't support custom memory allocator until now. However I find that there exists a memory pool in opencv, though it has never been used. I will try to make a pull request to implement cvSetMemoryManager, but it will need lots of testing.
Yes, you can redefine cv::Mat allocator !!!
Simple inherent from MatAllocator
Implement the virtual functions needed
Create a singleton instance for your allocator
Pass it to:
Mat::setDefaultAllocator()
worked for me
S
Asked: 2013-04-09 02:08:45 -0600
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Last updated: Nov 15 '17
