Write Software in c++

Write a class to manage a large chunk of allocated memory (for example, 10-20MB), using RAII concepts. The class will contain the following: - An unique instance ID for each instance. Use a static which you increment for every new instance. - An owned buffer, private, assuming char*. This is our RAII payload. - Logging capability: log (to cout or cerr) the instance ID and the message. Each function of the class shall be logged. Have a logging function accepting one std::string. - Allocate / deallocate the owned buffer (private methods). Log this action as well as the address of the buffer. - Copy/move constructors. They shall not copy the instance ID, as we keep this for logging. New instance IDs shall be assigned for new instances. Existing instances keep their instance ID until destroyed. - Constructors: Blank (no allocation) and with size (performs allocation). - Destructor: perform deallocation if needed. - Assignment operator between classes Demonstrate the usage of the class: - During “regular” instantiation within a function. - When the instances are added to a vector. - When a vector of instances is being copied. - When the instance is returned by a function (two cases, one for move constructor, other for move assignment). Inspect (manually) the log so that you make sure the program calls an equal number of constructors and destructors. Assure that for each allocation there is exactly one de-allocation.