This project implements a custom Object Pool in C++ to manage memory more efficiently for frequently created and destroyed objects. It compares the performance of object pooling versus standard dynamic allocation using new/delete.

• Lightweight, generic ObjectPool<T> implementation
• Manual memory management using malloc, placement new, and explicit destructor calls
• RAII support via std::shared_ptr with custom deleter
• Comparison between:
  • Object pool allocation
  • Standard new / delete allocation
• High-precision timing support via scoped_timer.cpp [Still in Progress]

• Object Pool pattern
• Smart pointers with custom deleters
• Placement new & explicit destructor calls
• Manual memory management using malloc/free
• High-resolution benchmarking
• Reusability of pre-constructed objects