How does one learn low latency programming?

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  • BinarySearchTreeExercises

    Practicing with Binary Search Trees

    Trippy and kind of cool. Don't remember if I knew that. I did make this red black tree map last May though. The only problem is I wrote the code without the key being const, but because a major part of my tree changing methodology was using std::swap which at the time I couldn't figure out how to replicate involving a const key, I left it that way. Partially it was due to the basis coming from following a tutorial in Java I think. But since it was only affecting me at the time with the iterator, I did a hack with some lambdas to make the iterator operators work like this:

  • Heap-Layers

    Heap Layers: An Extensible Memory Allocation Infrastructure

    I start with Heap-Layers by the UMass Plasma group. They've even built allocators on top of this which are worth considering.

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