Test program programming with aligned allocators
An aligned allocator is a special allocator for memory allocation that ensures that allocated memory blocks meet specific alignment requirements. In some cases, an aligned allocator can improve the performance and efficiency of a program, especially when it comes to SIMD (Single Instruction Multiple Data) instruction sets and other low-level operations.
In this article, we will write a test program that demonstrates how to use an aligned allocator to allocate aligned memory and operate with that memory. We will use C++ language to write the code.
First, we need to include the relevant header files:
#include <iostream>
#include <memory>
Next, we define a simple test function that demonstrates the use of the aligned allocator:
void testAlignedAllocator(