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I mean that in the view of my specific problem (thus, not the performance problem you talk about) the only thing that matters are multi-threaded applications. We should only talk about and consider the MT case.
I see. Before any other technical discussion, why don't you give mt_alloc a try? You can find the last version both in mainline and 3_4-branch, just pass --enable-libstdcxx-allocator=mt at build time. If I understand well your problems there are good chances that it can do better than pool_alloc.
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