I found std::dynarray can be extended to multiple-dimensional array version, just like VLA of C99. If a ‘firend’ is added inside dynarray.

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  1. dynarray

    A header-only library, VLA for C++ (≥C++14). Extended version of std::experimental::dynarray

    https://github.com/cnbatch/dynarray#use-a-custom-allocator

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  3. hypervector

    multi-dimensional vector based on a one-dimensional vector

    I did a similar (but simpler) coding project and also used the storage<->view split for multiple operator[]: https://github.com/mporsch/hypervector

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