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Oliver S.
I've developed a string-class that holds the string in an array which
is a member-variable of the class and that has maximum-size which is con-
figurable through a template-parameter. If any operation would grow the
string beyond its maximum size, an exeception would be thrown. This kind
of string obviously has superior performance over a std::string because
there's never any additional memory-allocation. But before I'm going to
re-invent the wheel, I'd like to ask if someone here alreay encountered
a fully-fledged implementation of such a string-class on the web.
is a member-variable of the class and that has maximum-size which is con-
figurable through a template-parameter. If any operation would grow the
string beyond its maximum size, an exeception would be thrown. This kind
of string obviously has superior performance over a std::string because
there's never any additional memory-allocation. But before I'm going to
re-invent the wheel, I'd like to ask if someone here alreay encountered
a fully-fledged implementation of such a string-class on the web.