Introduction

libvital is my attempt to create a (hopefully) useful library for various programming languages.

This a newly-launched project I've worked on in my spare time during COVID in an effort to do something useful. Given that, its progress will likely depend on:

1. The level of interest/usage (if any) I see from the community (i.e. you!), and
2. How much free time I have, and
3. How much of that free time I can afford to spend on it.

C++

My current focus is on (modern) C++.

stationary_vector: A low-latency, parallelizable in-situ alternative to vector

vit::container::stationary_vector fills the niche between std::vector & boost::container::stable_vector.

Other ideas I've had:

Ideas I've had for useful C++ APIs include, but are not limited to:

• A library for process management (a more lightweight Boost.Process alternative)
• A more modern and lightweight I/O library

Bugs

1. If you haven't tested the code, assume it's buggy.
   I've found (and fixed) many silly bugs in my code despite passing tests. More may still exist.
2. If you discover a bug, please let me know.

Everything here is "as-is". I disclaim any and all warranties/liability/etc.