Cubic

For the past month and a half, I've been delving deep into C++ land, wrestling with the intricacies and annoyances of writing cross-platform code. My biggest gripe with the major libraries out there is that they all have a 'string' class and then proceed to use their 'string' class everywhere, which basically means that if you want to use a specific library, you end up using all of it. I also wanted to push the performance envelope to the limit, which means putting storage on the stack instead of the heap. At any rate, check it out: Cross-platform C++ Snippet Library My favorite class is Sync::TLS, which implements a temporary memory allocator that outperforms system malloc()/free() by a factor of up to 19 times! When I saw the stats, my jaw hit the floor and I drooled a little. It was awesome. I was expecting for Sync::TLS to get crushed soundly. I'm also rather happy with the little UTF-8 library that's included. A minimalistic Unicode implem