### Full example of a custom allocator

Source: https://docs.unity3d.com/Packages/com.unity.collections%406.6/manual/allocator-custom-use.html

Complete example of a custom allocator structure, including creation, disposal, and usage with native containers and unsafe memory allocation.

```csharp
// Example user structure that contains the custom allocator
internal struct ExampleCustomAllocatorStruct
{
    // Use AllocatorHelper to help creating the example custom alloctor
    AllocatorHelper<ExampleCustomAllocator> customAllocatorHelper;

    // Custom allocator property for accessibility
    public ref ExampleCustomAllocator customAllocator => ref customAllocatorHelper.Allocator;

    // Create the example custom allocator
    void CreateCustomAllocator(AllocatorManager.AllocatorHandle backgroundAllocator, byte initialValue)
    {
        // Allocate the custom allocator from backgroundAllocator and register the allocator
        customAllocatorHelper = new AllocatorHelper<ExampleCustomAllocator>(backgroundAllocator);

        // Set the initial value to initialize the memory
        customAllocator.Initialize(initialValue);
    }

    // Dispose the custom allocator
    void DisposeCustomAllocator()
    {
        // Dispose the custom allocator
        customAllocator.Dispose();

        // Unregister the custom allocator and dispose it
        customAllocatorHelper.Dispose();
    }

    // Constructor of user structure
    public ExampleCustomAllocatorStruct(byte initialValue)
    {
        this = default;
        CreateCustomAllocator(Allocator.Persistent, initialValue);
    }

    // Dispose the user structure
    public void Dispose()
    {
        DisposeCustomAllocator();
    }

    // Sample code to use the custom allocator to allocate containers
    public void UseCustomAllocator(out NativeArray<int> nativeArray, out NativeList<int> nativeList)
    {
        // Use custom allocator to allocate a native array and check initial value.
        nativeArray = CollectionHelper.CreateNativeArray<int, ExampleCustomAllocator>(100, ref customAllocator, NativeArrayOptions.UninitializedMemory);
        Assert.AreEqual(customAllocator.InitialValue, (byte)nativeArray[0] & 0xFF);
        nativeArray[0] = 0xFE;

        // Use custom allocator to allocate a native list and check initial value.
        nativeList = new NativeList<int>(customAllocator.Handle);
        for (int i = 0; i < 50; i++)
        {
            nativeList.Add(i);
        }

        unsafe
        {
            // Use custom allocator to allocate a byte buffer.
            byte* bytePtr = (byte*)AllocatorManager.Allocate(ref customAllocator, sizeof(byte), sizeof(byte), 10);
            Assert.AreEqual(customAllocator.InitialValue, bytePtr[0]);

            // Free the byte buffer.
            AllocatorManager.Free(customAllocator.ToAllocator, bytePtr, 10);
        }
    }

    // Get allocation count from the custom allocator
    public int AllocationCount => customAllocator.AllocationCount;

    public void UseCustomAllocatorHandle(out NativeArray<int> nativeArray, out NativeList<int> nativeList)
    {
        // Use custom allocator to allocate a native array and check initial value.
        nativeArray = CollectionHelper.CreateNativeArray<int>(100, customAllocator.ToAllocator, NativeArrayOptions.UninitializedMemory);
        Assert.AreEqual(customAllocator.InitialValue, (byte)nativeArray[0] & 0xFF);
        nativeArray[0] = 0xFE;

        // Use custom allocator to allocate a native list and check initial value.
        nativeList = new NativeList<int>(customAllocator.Handle);
        for (int i = 0; i < 50; i++)
        {
            nativeList.Add(i);
        }

        unsafe
        {
            // Use custom allocator to allocate a byte buffer.
            byte* bytePtr = (byte*)AllocatorManager.Allocate(ref customAllocator, sizeof(byte), sizeof(byte), 10);
            Assert.AreEqual(customAllocator.InitialValue, bytePtr[0]);

            // Free the byte buffer.
            AllocatorManager.Free(customAllocator.ToAllocator, bytePtr, 10);
        }
    }
}

internal class ExampleCustomAllocatorStructUsage
{
    // Initial value for the custom allocator.
    const int IntialValue = 0xAB;

    // Test code.
    [Test]
    public void UseCustomAllocator_Works()
    {
        ExampleCustomAllocatorStruct exampleStruct = new ExampleCustomAllocatorStruct(IntialValue);
```

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### Example custom allocator implementing IAllocator

Source: https://docs.unity3d.com/Packages/com.unity.collections%406.6/manual/allocator-custom-define.html

Shows the required structure for a custom allocator, including the AllocatorHandle field and implementations of the IAllocator properties and Dispose method. The Try and AllocatorFunction methods are omitted in this example.

```csharp
// A custom allocator must implement AllocatorManager.IAllocator interface
[BurstCompile(CompileSynchronously = true)]
internal struct ExampleCustomAllocator : AllocatorManager.IAllocator
{
    // A custom allocator must contain AllocatorManager.AllocatorHandle
    AllocatorManager.AllocatorHandle m_handle;

    // Implement the Function property required by IAllocator interface
    public AllocatorManager.TryFunction Function => AllocatorFunction;

    // Implement the Handle property required by IAllocator interface
    public AllocatorManager.AllocatorHandle Handle { get { return m_handle; } set { m_handle = value; } }

    // Implement the ToAllocator property required by IAllocator interface
    public Allocator ToAllocator { get { return m_handle.ToAllocator; } }

    // Implement the IsCustomAllocator property required by IAllocator interface
    public bool IsCustomAllocator { get { return m_handle.IsCustomAllocator; } }

    // Implement the IsAutoDispose property required by IAllocator interface
    // Allocations made by this example allocator are not automatically disposed.
    // This implementation can be skipped because the default implementation of
    // this property is false.
    public bool IsAutoDispose { get { return false; } }

    // Implement the Dispose method required by IDisposable interface because
    // AllocatorManager.IAllocator implements IDisposable
    public void Dispose()
    {
        // Make sure no memory leaks
        Assert.AreEqual(0, m_allocationCount);

        m_handle.Dispose();
    }
}
```

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### Full example of using RewindableAllocator with AllocatorHelper

Source: https://docs.unity3d.com/Packages/com.unity.collections%406.6/manual/allocator-rewindable.html

Complete example showing how to create, use, and dispose a RewindableAllocator with AllocatorHelper. It demonstrates allocating a NativeArray, NativeList, and raw byte buffer, then rewinding to free all allocations and verifying that disposed containers throw ObjectDisposedException when ENABLE_UNITY_COLLECTIONS_CHECKS is defined.

```csharp
using System;
using NUnit.Framework;
using Unity.Collections;

// This is the example code used in
// Packages/com.unity.collections/Documentation~/allocator/allocator-rewindable.md
// Example user structure
internal struct ExampleStruct
{
    // Use AllocatorHelper to help creating a rewindable alloctor
    AllocatorHelper<RewindableAllocator> rwdAllocatorHelper;

    // Rewindable allocator property for accessibility
    public ref RewindableAllocator RwdAllocator => ref rwdAllocatorHelper.Allocator;

    // Create the rewindable allocator
    void CreateRewindableAllocator(AllocatorManager.AllocatorHandle backgroundAllocator, int initialBlockSize, bool enableBlockFree = false)
    {
        // Allocate the rewindable allocator from backgroundAllocator and register the allocator
        rwdAllocatorHelper = new AllocatorHelper<RewindableAllocator>(backgroundAllocator);

        // Allocate the first memory block with initialBlockSize in bytes, and indicate whether
        // to enable the rewindable allocator with individual block free through enableBlockFree
        RwdAllocator.Initialize(initialBlockSize, enableBlockFree);
    }

    // Constructor of user structure
    public ExampleStruct(int initialBlockSize)
    {
        this = default;
        CreateRewindableAllocator(Allocator.Persistent, initialBlockSize, false);
    }

    // Dispose the user structure
    public void Dispose()
    {
        DisposeRewindableAllocator();
    }

    // Sample code to use rewindable allocator to allocate containers
    public unsafe void UseRewindableAllocator(out NativeArray<int> nativeArray, out NativeList<int> nativeList, out byte* bytePtr)
    {
        // Use rewindable allocator to allocate a native array, no need to dispose the array manually
        // CollectionHelper is required to create/allocate native array from a custom allocator.
        nativeArray = CollectionHelper.CreateNativeArray<int, RewindableAllocator>(100, ref RwdAllocator);
        nativeArray[0] = 0xFE;

        // Use rewindable allocator to allocate a native list, do not need to dispose the list manually
        nativeList = new NativeList<int>(RwdAllocator.Handle);
        for (int i = 0; i < 50; i++)
        {
            nativeList.Add(i);
        }

        // Use custom allocator to allocate a byte buffer.
        bytePtr = (byte*)AllocatorManager.Allocate(ref RwdAllocator, sizeof(byte), sizeof(byte), 10);
        bytePtr[0] = 0xAB;
    }

    // Free all allocations from the rewindable allocator
    public void FreeRewindableAllocator()
    {
        RwdAllocator.Rewind();
    }

    // Dispose the rewindable allocator
    void DisposeRewindableAllocator()
    {
        // Dispose all the memory blocks in the rewindable allocator
        RwdAllocator.Dispose();
        // Unregister the rewindable allocator and dispose it
        rwdAllocatorHelper.Dispose();
    }
}
internal class ExampleStructSampleUsage
{
    // Initial block size of the rewindable allocator.
    const int IntialBlockSize = 128 * 1024;

    [Test]
    public unsafe void UseRewindableAllocator_Works()
    {
        ExampleStruct exampleStruct = new ExampleStruct(IntialBlockSize);

        // Allocate native array and native list from rewindable allocator
        exampleStruct.UseRewindableAllocator(out NativeArray<int> nativeArray, out NativeList<int> nativeList, out byte* bytePtr);

        // Still able to access the native array, native list and byte buffer
        Assert.AreEqual(nativeArray[0], 0xFE);
        Assert.AreEqual(nativeList[10], 10);
        Assert.AreEqual(bytePtr[0], 0xAB);


        // Free all memories allocated from the rewindable allocator
        // No need to dispose the native array and native list
        exampleStruct.FreeRewindableAllocator();

#if ENABLE_UNITY_COLLECTIONS_CHECKS
        // Object disposed exception throws because nativeArray is already disposed
        Assert.Throws<ObjectDisposedException>(() =>
        {
            nativeArray[0] = 0xEF;
        });

        // Object disposed exception throws because nativeList is already disposed
        Assert.Throws<ObjectDisposedException>(() =>
        {
            nativeList[10] = 0x10;
        });
#endif

        // Dispose the user structure
        exampleStruct.Dispose();
    }
}
```

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### Reinterpret NativeArray<int> as NativeArray<short>

Source: https://docs.unity3d.com/Packages/com.unity.collections%406.6/manual/allocator-aliasing.html

Shows how to create a reinterpreted alias of a NativeArray with a different element type. The example creates a NativeArray<int> of length 10, reinterprets it as NativeArray<short> (length 20), modifies the shorts, and reads back an int. Only the original array needs to be disposed; accessing the alias after disposal throws an ObjectDisposedException.

```csharp
NativeArray<int> ints = new NativeArray<int>(10, Allocator.Temp);

// Length of the reinterpreted array is 20
// (because it has two shorts per one int of the original).
NativeArray<short> shorts = ints.Reinterpret<int, short>();

// Modifies the first 4 bytes of the array.
shorts[0] = 1;
shorts[1] = 1;

int val = ints[0];   // val is 65537 (2^16 + 2^0)

// Like with other aliased collections, only the original
// needs to be disposed.
ints.Dispose();

// Throws an ObjectDisposedException because disposing
// the original deallocates the aliased memory.
shorts[0] = 1;
```

--------------------------------

### Use a custom allocator to allocate native containers

Source: https://docs.unity3d.com/Packages/com.unity.collections%406.6/manual/allocator-custom-use.html

Shows how to allocate NativeArray, NativeList, and raw byte buffers from a custom allocator. Uses CollectionHelper.CreateNativeArray and CollectionHelper.Dispose for Native- types, and AllocatorManager.Allocate/Free for Unsafe- types. Rewinding the allocator invalidates child safety handles and disposal checks throw an exception.

```csharp
// Sample code to use the custom allocator to allocate containers
public void UseCustomAllocator(out NativeArray<int> nativeArray, out NativeList<int> nativeList)
{
    // Use custom allocator to allocate a native array and check initial value.
    nativeArray = CollectionHelper.CreateNativeArray<int, ExampleCustomAllocator>(100, ref customAllocator, NativeArrayOptions.UninitializedMemory);
    Assert.AreEqual(customAllocator.InitialValue, (byte)nativeArray[0] & 0xFF);
    nativeArray[0] = 0xFE;

    // Use custom allocator to allocate a native list and check initial value.
    nativeList = new NativeList<int>(customAllocator.Handle);
    for (int i = 0; i < 50; i++)
    {
        nativeList.Add(i);
    }

    unsafe
    {
        // Use custom allocator to allocate a byte buffer.
        byte* bytePtr = (byte*)AllocatorManager.Allocate(ref customAllocator, sizeof(byte), sizeof(byte), 10);
        Assert.AreEqual(customAllocator.InitialValue, bytePtr[0]);

        // Free the byte buffer.
        AllocatorManager.Free(customAllocator.ToAllocator, bytePtr, 10);
    }
}
```

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### Declare and create a custom allocator with AllocatorHelper

Source: https://docs.unity3d.com/Packages/com.unity.collections%406.6/manual/allocator-custom-use.html

Declares a user structure that contains a custom allocator. Uses AllocatorHelper to allocate and register the allocator, then initializes it with a given initial value.

```csharp
// Example user structure that contains the custom allocator
internal struct ExampleCustomAllocatorStruct
{
    // Use AllocatorHelper to help creating the example custom alloctor
    AllocatorHelper<ExampleCustomAllocator> customAllocatorHelper;

    // Custom allocator property for accessibility
    public ref ExampleCustomAllocator customAllocator => ref customAllocatorHelper.Allocator;

    // Create the example custom allocator
    void CreateCustomAllocator(AllocatorManager.AllocatorHandle backgroundAllocator, byte initialValue)
    {
        // Allocate the custom allocator from backgroundAllocator and register the allocator
        customAllocatorHelper = new AllocatorHelper<ExampleCustomAllocator>(backgroundAllocator);

        // Set the initial value to initialize the memory
        customAllocator.Initialize(initialValue);
    }
}
```

--------------------------------

### Use RewindableAllocator to allocate native containers

Source: https://docs.unity3d.com/Packages/com.unity.collections%406.6/manual/allocator-rewindable.html

Shows how to allocate NativeArray, NativeList, and a raw byte buffer from a RewindableAllocator. Use CollectionHelper.CreateNativeArray for NativeArray, the allocator handle for NativeList, and AllocatorManager.Allocate for unsafe memory. Individual allocations need not be disposed; call Rewind to free them all.

```csharp
// Sample code to use rewindable allocator to allocate containers
public unsafe void UseRewindableAllocator(out NativeArray<int> nativeArray, out NativeList<int> nativeList, out byte* bytePtr)
{
    // Use rewindable allocator to allocate a native array, no need to dispose the array manually
    // CollectionHelper is required to create/allocate native array from a custom allocator.
    nativeArray = CollectionHelper.CreateNativeArray<int, RewindableAllocator>(100, ref RwdAllocator);
    nativeArray[0] = 0xFE;

    // Use rewindable allocator to allocate a native list, do not need to dispose the list manually
    nativeList = new NativeList<int>(RwdAllocator.Handle);
    for (int i = 0; i < 50; i++)
    {
        nativeList.Add(i);
    }

    // Use custom allocator to allocate a byte buffer.
    bytePtr = (byte*)AllocatorManager.Allocate(ref RwdAllocator, sizeof(byte), sizeof(byte), 10);
    bytePtr[0] = 0xAB;
}
```

--------------------------------

### Create a rewindable allocator with AllocatorHelper

Source: https://docs.unity3d.com/Packages/com.unity.collections%406.6/manual/allocator-rewindable.html

Declares a user structure that uses AllocatorHelper<RewindableAllocator> to create and manage a rewindable allocator. The CreateRewindableAllocator method allocates the allocator from a background allocator, registers it, and initializes its first memory block with the given initialBlockSize and optional enableBlockFree flag.

```csharp
// Example user structure
internal struct ExampleStruct
{
    // Use AllocatorHelper to help creating a rewindable alloctor
    AllocatorHelper<RewindableAllocator> rwdAllocatorHelper;

    // Rewindable allocator property for accessibility
    public ref RewindableAllocator RwdAllocator => ref rwdAllocatorHelper.Allocator;

    // Create the rewindable allocator
    void CreateRewindableAllocator(AllocatorManager.AllocatorHandle backgroundAllocator, int initialBlockSize, bool enableBlockFree = false)
    {
        // Allocate the rewindable allocator from backgroundAllocator and register the allocator
        rwdAllocatorHelper = new AllocatorHelper<RewindableAllocator>(backgroundAllocator);

        // Allocate the first memory block with initialBlockSize in bytes, and indicate whether
        // to enable the rewindable allocator with individual block free through enableBlockFree
        RwdAllocator.Initialize(initialBlockSize, enableBlockFree);
    }
}
```

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### DisposeCustomAllocator method

Source: https://docs.unity3d.com/Packages/com.unity.collections%406.6/manual/allocator-custom-use.html

Shows how to dispose a custom allocator by calling Dispose on the allocator and then on the helper to unregister and dispose it.

```csharp
// Dispose the custom allocator
void DisposeCustomAllocator()
{
    // Dispose the custom allocator
    customAllocator.Dispose();

    // Unregister the custom allocator and dispose it
    customAllocatorHelper.Dispose();
}
```

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### Implement IAllocator.Try for a custom allocator

Source: https://docs.unity3d.com/Packages/com.unity.collections%406.6/manual/allocator-custom-define.html

Implements the Try method required by the IAllocator interface. It allocates from Allocator.Persistent, initializes memory with a user-configured value, and increments an allocation count; on deallocation it decrements the count. The method restores the original allocator handle after each operation and returns an error status if allocation or deallocation fails.

```csharp
// Value to initialize the allocated memory
byte m_initialValue;

// Allocation count
int m_allocationCount;

// Implement the Try method required by IAllocator interface
public unsafe int Try(ref AllocatorManager.Block block)
{
    // Error status
    int error = 0;

    // Allocate
    if (block.Range.Pointer == IntPtr.Zero)
    {
        // Allocate memory from Allocator.Persistant and restore the original allocator 
        AllocatorManager.AllocatorHandle tempAllocator = block.Range.Allocator;
        block.Range.Allocator = Allocator.Persistent;
        error = AllocatorManager.Try(ref block);
        block.Range.Allocator = tempAllocator;

        // return if error occurs
        if (error != 0)
            return error;

        // if allocation succeeds, intialize the memory with the initial value and increment the allocation count
        if (block.Range.Pointer != IntPtr.Zero)
        {
            UnsafeUtility.MemSet((void*)block.Range.Pointer, m_initialValue, block.Bytes);
            Interlocked.Increment(ref m_allocationCount);

        }
        return 0;
    }
    // Deallocate
    else
    {
        // Deallocate memory from Allocator.Persistant and restore the original allocator 
        AllocatorManager.AllocatorHandle tempAllocator = block.Range.Allocator;
        block.Range.Allocator = Allocator.Persistent;
        error = AllocatorManager.Try(ref block);
        block.Range.Allocator = tempAllocator;

        // return if error occurs
        if (error != 0)
            return error;

        // if deallocation succeeds, decrement the allocation count
        if (block.Range.Pointer == IntPtr.Zero)
        {
            Interlocked.Decrement(ref m_allocationCount);
        }

        return 0;
    }
}
```

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### Implement custom allocator with AllocatorManager.IAllocator

Source: https://docs.unity3d.com/Packages/com.unity.collections%406.6/manual/allocator-custom-define.html

Defines a custom allocator that implements AllocatorManager.IAllocator. It allocates from Allocator.Persistent, initializes memory with a user-provided byte, and tracks allocation/deallocation counts. Must be registered with a Burst-compiled AllocatorFunction delegate for the global allocator table.

```csharp
using System;
using AOT;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
using NUnit.Framework;
using Unity.Collections;
using Unity.Collections.LowLevel.Unsafe;
using Unity.Burst;
using System.Threading;

// This is the example code used in
// Packages/com.unity.collections/Documentation~/allocator/allocator-custom.md
// Example custom allocator.  The allocator is able to allocate memory from Allocator.Persistant,
// if successful, initialize the allocated memory with a user configured value and increment an
// allocation count.  The allocator is able to deallocate the memory, if successful, decrement
// the allocation count.
// A custom allocator must implement AllocatorManager.IAllocator interface
[BurstCompile(CompileSynchronously = true)]
internal struct ExampleCustomAllocator : AllocatorManager.IAllocator
{
    // A custom allocator must contain AllocatorManager.AllocatorHandle
    AllocatorManager.AllocatorHandle m_handle;

    // Implement the Function property required by IAllocator interface
    public AllocatorManager.TryFunction Function => AllocatorFunction;

    // Implement the Handle property required by IAllocator interface
    public AllocatorManager.AllocatorHandle Handle { get { return m_handle; } set { m_handle = value; } }

    // Implement the ToAllocator property required by IAllocator interface
    public Allocator ToAllocator { get { return m_handle.ToAllocator; } }

    // Implement the IsCustomAllocator property required by IAllocator interface
    public bool IsCustomAllocator { get { return m_handle.IsCustomAllocator; } }

    // Implement the IsAutoDispose property required by IAllocator interface
    // Allocations made by this example allocator are not automatically disposed.
    // This implementation can be skipped because the default implementation of
    // this property is false.
    public bool IsAutoDispose { get { return false; } }

    // Implement the Dispose method required by IDisposable interface because
    // AllocatorManager.IAllocator implements IDisposable
    public void Dispose()
    {
        // Make sure no memory leaks
        Assert.AreEqual(0, m_allocationCount);

        m_handle.Dispose();
    }

    // Value to initialize the allocated memory
    byte m_initialValue;

    // Allocation count
    int m_allocationCount;

    // Implement the Try method required by IAllocator interface
    public unsafe int Try(ref AllocatorManager.Block block)
    {
        // Error status
        int error = 0;

        // Allocate
        if (block.Range.Pointer == IntPtr.Zero)
        {
            // Allocate memory from Allocator.Persistant and restore the original allocator 
            AllocatorManager.AllocatorHandle tempAllocator = block.Range.Allocator;
            block.Range.Allocator = Allocator.Persistent;
            error = AllocatorManager.Try(ref block);
            block.Range.Allocator = tempAllocator;

            // return if error occurs
            if (error != 0)
                return error;

            // if allocation succeeds, intialize the memory with the initial value and increment the allocation count
            if (block.Range.Pointer != IntPtr.Zero)
            {
                UnsafeUtility.MemSet((void*)block.Range.Pointer, m_initialValue, block.Bytes);
                Interlocked.Increment(ref m_allocationCount);

            }
            return 0;
        }
        // Deallocate
        else
        {
            // Deallocate memory from Allocator.Persistant and restore the original allocator 
            AllocatorManager.AllocatorHandle tempAllocator = block.Range.Allocator;
            block.Range.Allocator = Allocator.Persistent;
            error = AllocatorManager.Try(ref block);
            block.Range.Allocator = tempAllocator;

            // return if error occurs
            if (error != 0)
                return error;

            // if deallocation succeeds, decrement the allocation count
            if (block.Range.Pointer == IntPtr.Zero)
            {
                Interlocked.Decrement(ref m_allocationCount);
            }

            return 0;
        }
    }


    // Implement the allocator function of delegate AllocatorManager.TryFunction that is
    // required when register the allocator on the global allocator table
    [BurstCompile(CompileSynchronously = true)]
    [MonoPInvokeCallback(typeof(AllocatorManager.TryFunction))]
    public static unsafe int AllocatorFunction(IntPtr customAllocatorPtr, ref AllocatorManager.Block block)
    {
        return ((ExampleCustomAllocator*)customAllocatorPtr)->Try(ref block);
    }


    // Property to get the initial value
    public byte InitialValue => m_initialValue;

    // Property to get the allocation count
    public int AllocationCount => m_allocationCount;

    // Initialize the allocator
    public void Initialize(byte initialValue)
    {
        m_initialValue = initialValue;
        m_allocationCount = 0;
    }
}
```

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### Implement AllocatorFunction for AllocatorManager.TryFunction

Source: https://docs.unity3d.com/Packages/com.unity.collections%406.6/manual/allocator-custom-define.html

Defines the allocator function required by the AllocatorManager.TryFunction delegate when registering the custom allocator on the global allocator table. It casts the custom allocator pointer and calls its Try method. The attributes [BurstCompile(CompileSynchronously = true)] and [MonoPInvokeCallback(typeof(AllocatorManager.TryFunction))] are applied.

```csharp
// Implement the allocator function of delegate AllocatorManager.TryFunction that is
// required when register the allocator on the global allocator table
[BurstCompile(CompileSynchronously = true)]
[MonoPInvokeCallback(typeof(AllocatorManager.TryFunction))]
public static unsafe int AllocatorFunction(IntPtr customAllocatorPtr, ref AllocatorManager.Block block)
{
    return ((ExampleCustomAllocator*)customAllocatorPtr)->Try(ref block);
}
```

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### Create and use an alias of a NativeList

Source: https://docs.unity3d.com/Packages/com.unity.collections%406.6/manual/allocator-aliasing.html

Shows how to create an alias of a NativeList using AsArray, modify the shared memory, and dispose only the original. After disposing the original, accessing the alias throws an ObjectDisposedException.

```csharp
NativeList<int> nums = new NativeList<int>(10, Allocator.TempJob);
nums.Length = 5;

// Create an array of 5 ints that aliases the content of the list.
NativeArray<int> aliasedNums = nums.AsArray();

// Modify the first element of both the array and the list.
aliasedNums[0] = 99;

// Only the original need be disposed.
nums.Dispose();

// Throws an ObjectDisposedException because disposing
// the original deallocates the aliased memory.
aliasedNums[0] = 99;
```

--------------------------------

### Defer disposal of a NativeArray with Dispose(JobHandle)

Source: https://docs.unity3d.com/Packages/com.unity.collections%406.6/manual/allocator-overview.html

Shows how to schedule a job that disposes a NativeArray after a dependent job completes. The Dispose(JobHandle) method creates and schedules a disposal job that takes the input handle as a dependency, returning the new job's handle.

```csharp
NativeArray<int> nums = new NativeArray<int>(10, Allocator.TempJob);

// Create and schedule a job that uses the array.
ExampleJob job = new ExampleJob { Nums = nums };
JobHandle handle = job.Schedule();

// Create and schedule a job that will dispose the array after the ExampleJob has run.
// Returns the handle of the new job.
handle = nums.Dispose(handle);
```

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### Custom allocator usage tests

Source: https://docs.unity3d.com/Packages/com.unity.collections%406.6/manual/allocator-custom-use.html

These test methods demonstrate using a custom allocator and its handle to allocate and dispose NativeArray and NativeList, including checks for ObjectDisposedException and multi-threaded allocation.

```csharp
// Allocate native array and native list from the custom allocator
        exampleStruct.UseCustomAllocator(out NativeArray<int> nativeArray, out NativeList<int> nativeList);

        // Able to access the native array and native list
        Assert.AreEqual(nativeArray[0], 0xFE);
        Assert.AreEqual(nativeList[10], 10);

        // Need to use CollectionHelper.DisposeNativeArray to dispose the native array from a custom allocator
        CollectionHelper.Dispose(nativeArray) ;
        // Dispose the native list
        nativeList.Dispose();

#if ENABLE_UNITY_COLLECTIONS_CHECKS
        // Object disposed exception throws because nativeArray is already disposed
        Assert.Throws<ObjectDisposedException>(() =>
        {
            nativeArray[0] = 0xEF;
        });

        // Object disposed exception throws because nativeList is already disposed
        Assert.Throws<ObjectDisposedException>(() =>
        {
            nativeList[10] = 0x10;
        });
#endif

        // Check allocation count after dispose the native array and native list
        Assert.AreEqual(0, exampleStruct.AllocationCount);

        // Dispose the user structure
        exampleStruct.Dispose();
    }
```

```csharp
[Test]
    public void UseCustomAllocatorHandle_Works()
    {
        ExampleCustomAllocatorStruct exampleStruct = new ExampleCustomAllocatorStruct(IntialValue);

        // Allocate native array and native list from the custom allocator handle
        exampleStruct.UseCustomAllocatorHandle(out NativeArray<int> nativeArray, out NativeList<int> nativeList);

        // Able to access the native array and native list
        Assert.AreEqual(nativeArray[0], 0xFE);
        Assert.AreEqual(nativeList[10], 10);

        // Need to use CollectionHelper.DisposeNativeArray to dispose the native array from a custom allocator
        CollectionHelper.Dispose(nativeArray);
        // Dispose the native list
        nativeList.Dispose();

#if ENABLE_UNITY_COLLECTIONS_CHECKS
        // Object disposed exception throws because nativeArray is already disposed
        Assert.Throws<ObjectDisposedException>(() =>
        {
            nativeArray[0] = 0xEF;
        });

        // Object disposed exception throws because nativeList is already disposed
        Assert.Throws<ObjectDisposedException>(() =>
        {
            nativeList[10] = 0x10;
        });
#endif

        // Check allocation count after dispose the native array and native list
        Assert.AreEqual(0, exampleStruct.AllocationCount);

        // Dispose the user structure
        exampleStruct.Dispose();
    }
```

```csharp
[Test]
    public void CustomAllocatorHandle_MultiThreadWorks()
    {
        ExampleCustomAllocatorStruct exampleStruct = new ExampleCustomAllocatorStruct(IntialValue);

        var taskList = new List<Task>();

        // create 128 native array with another threads
        for (var i = 0; i < 128; i++)
        {
            var task = Task.Run(() =>
            {
                var nativeArray = CollectionHelper.CreateNativeArray<int, ExampleCustomAllocator>(100, ref exampleStruct.customAllocator,
                    NativeArrayOptions.UninitializedMemory);

                CollectionHelper.Dispose(nativeArray);
            });

            taskList.Add(task);
        }

        Task.WaitAll(taskList.ToArray());

        exampleStruct.Dispose();
    }
```

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### Iterate NativeList with GetEnumerator

Source: https://docs.unity3d.com/Packages/com.unity.collections%406.6/manual/collection-types.html

Use GetEnumerator with MoveNext and Current to iterate over a NativeList and calculate the sum of its elements. The first MoveNext call advances to the first element, and MoveNext returns false after the last element. The enumerator is invalid after the list is disposed.

```csharp
NativeList<int> nums = new NativeList<int>(10, Allocator.Temp);

// Calculate the sum of all elements in the list.
int sum = 0;
var enumerator = nums.GetEnumerator();

// The first MoveNext call advances the enumerator to the first element.
// MoveNext returns false when the enumerator has advanced past the last element.
while (enumerator.MoveNext())
{
    sum += enumerator.Current;
}

// The enumerator is no longer valid to use after the array is disposed.
nums.Dispose();
```

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### Dispose a rewindable allocator with Dispose

Source: https://docs.unity3d.com/Packages/com.unity.collections%406.6/manual/allocator-rewindable.html

Use this method to dispose a rewindable allocator. It first disposes all memory blocks from Allocator.Persistant, then unregisters the allocator and disposes the memory used to store it.

```csharp
// Dispose the rewindable allocator
void DisposeRewindableAllocator()
{
    // Dispose all the memory blocks in the rewindable allocator
    RwdAllocator.Dispose();
    // Unregister the rewindable allocator and dispose it
    rwdAllocatorHelper.Dispose();
}
```

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### Free all allocations with Rewind

Source: https://docs.unity3d.com/Packages/com.unity.collections%406.6/manual/allocator-rewindable.html

Use this method to free all allocations from a rewindable allocator by calling Rewind. Rewind invalidates and unregisters all child allocators and invalidates all child safety handles.

```csharp
// Free all allocations from the rewindable allocator
public void FreeRewindableAllocator()
{
    RwdAllocator.Rewind();
}
```

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