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A mathematical concept that can be used to express position, direction or velocity and which can simplify or outright trivialise spatial problems.
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C++ alternative to vector for arbitrary number of objects using pointers
At the end of the day, std::vector or even std::array is always going to be better performing.
So I do recommend trying to vector.reserve(MAX_OBJECTS); if you have a max amount of objects. …
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