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ForNow wrote:
The run time has it own heap I think the default heap


Modern OSes generally have at least two allocators. So in C++ the OS provides space to the app and then C++ itself manages that heap with its own allocator. Same is true for Java and C#.

ForNow wrote:
When I create my heap I’m segragting the allocations


Not sure that what that means.

An heap already represents a segregation. The C++ heap (every one I have looked at going back decades) dynamically manages blocks that it requested from the OS. Then on top of that it lays down a simple (or even complex) traditional heap. Then when you use 'new' (presuming you do not otherwise provide an allocator) it uses that existing API to request an amount of space appropriate for usage. Generally the allocation is exact to the structure.

The structure might have padding but that is intrinsic to the structure and not the allocation.
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