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signal-slot-benchmarks
Comprehensive benchmarks for a majority of GitHub c++ signal slot implementations and others.
I just released my new units library, Simple Units. Compared to other units libraries, mine is a lot more minimal, with an emphasis on being reasonably quick to compile, and working well with IDE features such as type deduction. This library gives you the su::unit type, which is basically std::chrono::duration but with an additional template parameter describing the unit. Then, instead of a full dimensional analysis system, you describe relations between units, such as seconds * Watts = Joules.
recently I had the need for an archive format where file access could be mmap'd and with very fast random access to the contained files. not sure if I managed but if that can be useful to anyone: https://github.com/celtera/uvfs ; ideally i'd like to investigate how to serialize the hash map directly so that it could just be mapped too instead of having to recreate it on load.
A lot of things have been done for signal/slot libraries in C++. How do you compare to the existing libraries? Can you add your library to this benchmark?
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