Object Pool

Object Pool - Dart

The Object Pool pattern manages a pool of reusable objects to reduce the cost of repeated object creation and destruction. It’s beneficial for heavy object creation scenarios, like database connections or complex calculations. The code implements a Pool class that holds a collection of PooledObject instances. …

Object Pool - Scala

The Object Pool pattern manages a pool of reusable objects to reduce the overhead of frequent creation and destruction, especially for expensive-to-create resources. This implementation uses a Pool class to hold a fixed-size collection of generic typed objects. acquire retrieves an object from the pool, and release …

Object Pool - PHP

The Object Pool pattern manages a group of reusable objects, reducing the performance overhead of frequent object creation and destruction. Instead of creating a new object each time one is needed, the pool provides a pre-instantiated object from its collection. When the object is no longer needed, it’s returned to the …

Object Pool - Ruby

The Object Pool pattern manages a group of reusable objects, reducing the overhead of frequent object creation and destruction. This is particularly useful for expensive-to-create objects. This Ruby implementation uses a simple array to store a pool of DatabaseConnection objects. checkout retrieves an available object …

Object Pool - Swift

The Object Pool pattern aims to reduce object creation/destruction overhead by maintaining a pool of reusable objects. Instead of creating new instances when needed, the pool provides existing ones, and returns them to the pool when finished. This is especially useful for expensive-to-create objects frequently used and …

Object Pool - Kotlin

The Object Pool pattern manages a pool of reusable objects to reduce the overhead of frequent object creation and destruction. This is particularly useful for expensive-to-create objects. The pattern involves a pool that holds available objects, and clients request objects from the pool instead of creating new ones. …

Object Pool - Rust

The Object Pool pattern manages a collection of reusable objects to reduce the overhead of frequent creation and destruction. It improves performance, especially with resource-intensive objects. This Rust implementation uses a RefCell to allow interior mutability within the pool, and Mutex for thread-safe access. The …

Object Pool - Go

The Object Pool pattern manages a pool of reusable objects to reduce the overhead of frequent object creation and destruction. This is particularly useful for expensive-to-create objects. The code implements a generic Object Pool using a channel-based approach. Pool manages a buffer of sync.Pool containing instances of …

Object Pool - C

The Object Pool pattern manages a pool of reusable objects to reduce the overhead of frequent object creation and destruction. Instead of allocating new memory each time an object is needed, the pool provides an existing object. When an object is no longer needed, it’s returned to the pool for later reuse. This …

Object Pool - C++

The Object Pool pattern manages a pool of reusable objects to reduce the overhead of frequent object creation and destruction. Instead of allocating new objects directly, clients request them from the pool. The pool provides existing available objects, or creates new ones if the pool is empty (up to a predefined …