[][src]Crate soa_vec

Structs

Soa2

Stores slices in a struct-of-arrays style with the API of Vec. The advantage over simply using multiple Vec is that all slices live in a single allocation, there's one shared len/capacity variable, and the API ensures that items are kept together through all operations like push/pop/sort

Soa3

Stores slices in a struct-of-arrays style with the API of Vec. The advantage over simply using multiple Vec is that all slices live in a single allocation, there's one shared len/capacity variable, and the API ensures that items are kept together through all operations like push/pop/sort

Soa4

Stores slices in a struct-of-arrays style with the API of Vec. The advantage over simply using multiple Vec is that all slices live in a single allocation, there's one shared len/capacity variable, and the API ensures that items are kept together through all operations like push/pop/sort