Ivan Raikov scripsit:
> I call it a "dense" implementation, because
> when the current capacity is exceeded, it simply allocates a new
> vector, and copies the underlying vector to it.
You should explain in the documentation how the vector grows, thus:
An attempt to set the i'th element of a dynvector of
underlying size n causes the dynvector to grow to size
2n, i+1, or 16, whichever is greatest.
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