CMMutableDataBlockBuffer.MemoryPool

class · iOS 26.0+ · SDK 27.1

final class MemoryPool

Optimize memory allocations when working with large block buffers. This is a memory allocation service that holds a pool of recently deallocated memory. Its purpose is to speed up subsequent allocations of the same size. You should use a pool in cases where you need to repeatedly allocate large blocks of memory, such as a video encoding app that outputs compressed data. This object allocates memory by page. It doesn’t sub-allocate memory within pages, so don’t use it to allocate small blocks. A pool instance deallocates memory if it isn’t reused in ``ageOutDuration``, so that short-term peak usage doesn’t cause persistent bloat.

Members (2)

static init(ageOutDuration?: number): CMMutableDataBlockBuffer_MemoryPool

init(ageOutDuration: TimeInterval = 0.5)

flush(): void

final func flush()

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