vsip::Vector and mlock

[Gaetano Mendola]

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Hi all,
in my application I'm used to do something like:

std::vector<T> myVector;
...
mlock(&myVector[0], sizeof(t)*myVector.size());

yes I know, c++98 doesn't guaranteed that all elements
in std::vector at contiguous memory location but c++03 does
and anyway all stl implemantation I know guarantees it.

I need to do the same with vsip::vector<T> becouse I'm
replacing in my application that std::vector with a
vsip::Vector (I need to perform an FFT on it), is it
safe do:

vsip::Vector<T> myVector;
...
mlock(&myVector(0), sizeof(t)*myVector.size());


Regards
Gaetano Mendola

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