Allocation from storage pools

[Andy Askey <askeya@res.raytheon.com>]

I am trying to figure out the best method (most efficient-least runtime
hit) to allocate/deallocate memory to dynamic objects.  Here is what I
want to do, in general:

1) Grab a chunk of memory during program initialization to serve as a
dynamic allocation pool for subsequent object memory allocation.

2) Allocate new objects (various types) from the previous allocated
chunk of memory.  I'd like to do something like this:

  newobj := new newobj_type; (or some form like that, not necessarily
overloading new, that grabs memory from the chunk)

3) Deallocate the objects when I am done with in (freeing up the memory
from the big chunk).

I am developing in Apex Ada95 on a Solaris OS.  I found some
documentation about this in
System.Storage_Pools.Rational.Storage_Pools.  I do not really want to
use something that is Apex specific.

My questions:

Does Ada95 give me anything I can use to implement 1,2,&3 above?  I can
write my own code fairly easily to do this, but I want to take advantage
of anything already provided by Ada95.

Any help on this topic will be greatly appreciated.

Thanx.
Andy

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