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descriptionImplementation of the Storage API, a better version of Allocator
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Storage API

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This is an implementation of the Storage API, a better version of the Allocator API, and data structures made for them including

  • Box
  • Vec
  • String

How is it better than Allocator?

Storages have an associated Handle type so allocations dont need to be represented by a pointer, which allows Storages to allocate from a buffer they store inline

Instead of having Vec and ArrayVec as 2 seperate data structures they can be merged together, only using different Storages

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