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Pattern for dynamic resource allocation
Given a set of classes, methods, etc., that represent different types of resources, what pattern(s) would you use to dynamically allocate instances of these resources?
For example, let's say that a factory class contains a list of reference types (of the resource), and that a bunch of resource allocation functions would "Add/Get" a reference to an object of a specific type.
What patterns are there for dynamically allocating and storing these resources?
A:
You may be interested in the Singleton Pattern
The Singleton pattern is a software design pattern that restricts the
instantiation of a class to one object. This ensures the co-existence
of many objects that are seemingly competing for a limited resource.
Here is an implementation example of it
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I'll give an example of how I have used the Factory Method Pattern for resource management.
We have a service that maintains a collection of objects, that need to be cleaned up periodically.
Typically the CleanUpWorker is run by a different thread, and there is a flag to indicate whether the worker is cleaning up or not.
class CleanUpWorker
{
public:
CleanUpWorker();
~CleanUpWorker();
void CleanUp();
bool IsCleaningUp(); be359ba680
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