[Dune] Memory leak, valgrind check, Dune

[Martin Nolte]

Hi Oliver,

to my knowledge the outcome was simple: If somebody is able to build the 
memory allocation of SmallObject using the PoolAllocator, he may feel free to 
do so.

Just a word of warning: The Mappings of the GenericGeometry are SmallObjects. 
Any errors in the memory allocation will have effects in dune-grid (at least 
in the reference element). And I'm still not convinced that the PoolAllocator 
really works...

Martin

Oliver Sander wrote:
> BTW: I faintly remember a discussion about the respective benefits of 
> PoolAllocator and
> SmallObjectPool.  What was the outcome? Is there a good reason to 
> have/debug both?
> 
> --
> Oliver
> 
> Oswald Benedikt schrieb:
>> Hi Dune, I just sent a mail concerning all the details of our memory leak problem to the
>> mailing list but it appears to be stuck somewher waiting for 'Moderator Approval' ?
>>
>> In particular, I sent the complete valgrind outputs for both Mac OS X and Linux.
>>
>> Have a revolutionary day, Benedikt
>>
>>
>>
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