Simply add include/object_pool.hpp to your C++ project either by copying directly or using git submodules.

There are two working implementations of the object pool, (1) the object managed pool that stores objects on the stack using a vector, and (2) the object pointer pool that stores objects dynamically in memory. benchmark/benchmark.cpp contains code to benchmark the objects (using doubles as the template object type).

The ObjectPool class defaults to the faster (and simpler) ObjectPointerPool class.

To compile and run the test suite:

scons test

To run benchmarks:

scons benchmark/benchmark.cpp