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I'm aware that EASTL exists but I have set myself the goal to have no third party dependencies for Jolt (with the exception of the standard library). This makes it easier to integrate Jolt in other projects as version conflicts between third party libraries are impossible. It also gives me full control over the algorithms that are used so I can make choices that work well for Jolt (and can cut corners). |
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We've used EASTL in our project to achieve deterministic calculations with std:: containers like vector, map, etc.
Also std::sort and other algorithms.
It works across Windows/Linux 32/64 bit (x86, arm not tested) and between different versions of clang (10-17).
I see a lot of commits replacing std:: containers with custom one.
Don't you want to try EASTL?
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