Has the small object allocator found in "Modern C++ Design"/Loki been deprecated in favor of newer implementations?

It seems the code and the book have been relegated to the foundation of the movement of modern C++, and isn't updated any more. Is there some kind of replacement for this in Boost or TR1?

Solution

Check out the Boost.Pool library.

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