CPP-Exercises VS Embedded-System-Libraries

I tried to implement a Template Queue Container and looking for some good reviews.

Previously, I had implemented the std::vector all by myself. I had imitated nearly all behaviours of it. You can see it here. I used the placement new widely while implementing it. But, all the resources were allocated in the heap. I don't how good is to use the placement new on the statically allocated area of the stack. Let me think on it :)

Here is the source code!

I just implemented many parts of the STL's Template Vector Container. And, after completing the implementation phase, I tried to determine the noexcept conditions of the member methods. I wonder if the conditions that I determined are applicable. You can find the implementation here.

For a while, I have been trying to implement the STL container from scratch to make some C++ exercises. My most recent work is the Template Vector Container.

Oh no, that's a thing that I've already done in a different exercise. It was also a template array container but for powerful systems with dynamic allocation features. Check it out!

Template Array Container in C++ | Caglayan DOKME

Doubly Linked List in C++ - Caglayan DOKME

Hey all, I've just implemented a template queue container class to be used in embedded systems. I would like my design to be reviewed by some of you. I would be appreciated if you could make some suggestions. It could be related to either coding style or the implementation. Feel free to ask for the details :)

I'm trying to implement a template array container for embedded systems. I already made an implementation but I need some suggestions. You can find the source code here.

Where this could be useful in your place is here (for example). If the user of Array passes something with movable elements for copyArr, you can't move the whole copyArr, but you may be able to move individual elements from copyArr into *this.

You can find the complete implementation here. If you have any other off-topic suggestions and improvements feel free to share. Also, the design is completely free to use.