Programming requires making fine-grained implementation decisions.
There are numerous differences between my Func0 and Func1<T> and std::function<>.
Runtime size, runtime performance, compilation speed, understandability of the code, size of the source code, size of the generated code, ergonomics of use.
My solution wins on everything except ergonomics of use.
LLVM has a small vector class.
When asked for comment, pjmlp said: "Another example of NIH, better served by using the standard library".
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Programming requires making fine-grained implementation decisions.
There are numerous differences between my Func0 and Func1<T> and std::function<>.
Runtime size, runtime performance, compilation speed, understandability of the code, size of the source code, size of the generated code, ergonomics of use.
My solution wins on everything except ergonomics of use.
LLVM has a small vector class.
When asked for comment, pjmlp said: "Another example of NIH, better served by using the standard library".