Fotios Valasiadis

Hello, having worked with STL's allocators before while writing my own implementations of data structures, I've taken interest in your project after seeing your reddit post and will try to...

@LessComplexity I am willing to participate in the creation of global, shared, thread-safe MemoryPool allocators and anything else that you can think of. I just finished writing a simple one...

@LessComplexity Make sure to update the README.md when you are done! Users won't have to manually handle a pointer anymore, they can just create it in the stack and move...

@LessComplexity I spent some time looking at the code base and i have the following observations: 1. Deep copying the object makes no sense. The state only makes sense if...

@LessComplexity Just to clarify, should i be cautious of increasing the object's size? Is this the reason you choose linked lists? Do we value object size more than efficiency? Seems...

@LessComplexity Oh when i was talking about space i was talking about object static size. Like when i was writing devector where you can check in my profile i was...

@LessComplexity Been thinking about what you said, that we don't care as much about fragmentation and that we can potentially sacrifice memory blocks for optimal efficiency and it made sense....

@Duncaen What about an option instructing the corresponding `xbps` functionality to read user input as case-insensitive? Surely a unified standard is the best solution but we can't really control how...

Not sure if it's relevant anymore but after installing pipewire using `void-linux`'s very handy [handbook](https://docs.voidlinux.org/config/media/pipewire.html?highlight=pipewire#pipewire) `Soundux` works fine for me.

It's been such a long time indeed, I was a different person back then, was fun re-reading my previous comments. I've moved to become a full time C developer ever...