Or you can simply implement the AK::MemoryMgr::AllocHook() and FreeHook() external functions. In the Integration Demo, these functions simply call malloc() and free(). The Wwise Memory Manager allocates memory when it creates pools, by calling these hooks (it never calls malloc() and free()directly). Then you only need to call your memory management tool's alloc and free methods.
Is it possible to substitute Wwise's memory manager with our different technology, but still use user functions such as malloc() and free() ?If so, what are the steps to do so?
Yes this is possible. You can either override the whole Wwise Memory Manager by implementing the functions of the AK::MemoryMgr namespace(AkMemoryMgr.h) inside a static library named AkMemoryMgr.lib, and replace the original lib with your own.
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