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The provides an implementation of a generic vector with various utility functions made available as a starting base.
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This provides an implementation of a generic vector with various utility functions made available as a starting base.
Usage is a little cumbersome as we'll need to remember to cast to/from
void *but this is a cost of it being generic. You could also in theory throw anything at it dangerously i.e. types of different sizes, so care will need to be taken not to mix types.I've tested the functions externally in VS for ease - source attached for that.
VectorTest.zip