Check out my personal collection in monorepo format here:
There are many programming libraries out there, and here is part of my own. The utilties here are written to be:
- Performant: Whatever approach is taken, whether naive or complex the overall result should be fast.
- Scalable: The algorithms and processes chosen are ideally linear or sublinear where possible.
- Memory Conscious: Functions don't allocate if they don't need to.
- Exceptionless: Functions don't throw exceptions if they don't need to.
This is just a landing page on my profile, click the image or one of the links below, for utilities for a particular language check out the other branches.
- C++ Branch - A collection of some of my personal c++ libraries
- always_force_inline - A header for a macro to force inline functions
always_force_inline - always_flatten_calls - A macro to hint to the compiler to flatten the body of a function
always_flatten_calls - always_inline_call - A macro to hint to the compile to inline a statement
always_inline_call - never_inline - A macro to hint to the compile to leave the function call as is
never_inline - headers - A set of headers that groups common standard c++ headers together
- simple_benchmark - A single header for benchmarking, even smaller than nanobench!
- stack_vector - A header for a vector which lives on the stack
- inline_vector - A header to treat contiguous data like a vector in a span-like manner
- waterhash - An implementation of waterhash, but as a module and constexpr!
- wheathash - An implementation of wheathash, but as a module and constexpr!
- and more!...
- always_force_inline - A header for a macro to force inline functions
https://gist.github.com/Andersama - For those who want to take a peek at some of the gists I've written.
A number of these are being updated and moved into https://github.com/Andersama-Library/open-source
https://www.andersama.com/blog - For those who like to read you can find a few things I've written here.
Consider sponsoring for access to my private libraries and to keep me going. I'm currently moving my code over to https://github.com/Andersama-Library/open-source.