This is in a different, unrelated method, but once again it's the substr method that's causing the alloc break. Now, I'm 99.9% sure there's no problem with the substr method - it's surely a far ...

On a high-level, there are 3 main deliverables: 1.) the C++ solution, with a best case runtime complexity of O(N) and a worst case complexity of O(N*N) 2.) an automated testing framework (relying on ...

str_view class offers a convenient set of methods and operators similar to std::string and std::string_view from C++17, but it's not fully compatible with any of them.. Call length() to retrieve ...