Memory Allocation

• Do not use new/delete. Use New<T>() and Delete<T>() instead. new[]/delete[] is replaced by NewArr<T>(), DeleteArr<T>().
• Objects created with New<T>() must be paired and deleted with the same type Delete<T>(). This is because you have to return the memory to a pool of the same size as the pool you allocated. For the same reason, you must delete an array created with NewArr<T>() with the same size argument for DeleteArr<T>().
• Static objects must use standard allocators. Because the memory pool is a static object, the memory pool can be deleted before the object.