Cool library. Any thoughts on getting it to work with Visual C++ 2015. It now has pretty decent C++11 support, you already use CMake, and this library seems like something that is inherently OS neutral.
Even when I am ultimately deploying on Linux, I will often develop and debug my os-independent logic using Visual C++ on Windows and then when that is working well, recompile using g++ or clang++.
Very nice! Why did you choose GPLv3 instead of LGPLv3?
this looks very cool but it is a shame about the license and a shame about the code style.
STL is a poor exemplar to follow - its a real wasteland of a library and very deficient compared to libraries for other modern languages.
however i will now go and learn these things and reinvent some wheels to make myself a better programmer.
thanks. :)
How does it compare in terms of memory and speed, to the GNU implementation of STL?
The SDSL is very easy to use, and its versatility is quite amazing. It's also rather interesting to look at the list of papers that cite it: https://scholar.google.com/scholar?cites=6772708594529960585 and https://scholar.google.com/scholar?q=SDSL-lite