llocating objects on a predetermined memory address has become a popular idiom in recent years, particularly in mobile programming, embedded systems, and custom garbage collectors. However, the technique shown in my
debut 10-Minute Solution covers only scalar objects. Many readers have asked me whether it's possible to use a similar technique for allocating arrays as well. The answer is of course "yes." Here's how.
How can you allocate arrays of objects on a predetermined memory address?
Use placement new with a twist.
