The syntax of the operator new function is as follows:
void * operator new (size_t) throw
4
(std::bad_alloc);
It is possible to overload operator new. Overloading operator new is not a common developer’s
task. It is like chartering a flight rather than flying with a public airline. If you hire a plane, you
can optimize certain things and may reach in less time. It means you can overload operator new
and optimize it for performance and memory management but you have to bear the cost for
things such as development time and bug fixing. It is advisable to rely on operator new i.e.
already implemented in a C++ language.
4.7 Automatic/Implicit ...
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