Reduce ram size allocators #1188
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Allows to use a custom allocator specific to JSON values (can be used for any other types too). The provided allocator trait is a drop-in replacement for the unstable std::alloc::Allocator trait, which is prone to change at this moment. At the same time, this commit brings an auto-implementation of the aforementioned trait for all other types, which implement the unstable std::alloc::Allocator trait, to be used as a direct replacement, at least for temporary purposes, until the standard trait becomes stable ans safe to use.
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February 29, 2024 11:53
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Allows to use a custom allocator specific to JSON values (can be used for
any other types too). The provided allocator trait is a drop-in
replacement for the unstable std::alloc::Allocator trait, which is prone
to change at this moment.
At the same time, this commit brings an auto-implementation of the
aforementioned trait for all other types, which implement the unstable
std::alloc::Allocator trait, to be used as a direct replacement, at
least for temporary purposes, until the standard trait becomes stable
ans safe to use.