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A family of header-only C++ hashmap and btree containers offering drop-in replacements for std::unordered_map/std::map with superior speed and memory efficiency.
A fast and memory-efficient C++ hashmap implementation using robin hood hashing as a drop-in replacement for std::unordered_map/set.
A fast, densely stored C++17+ hashmap and hashset using robin-hood backward shift deletion, offering near-drop-in replacements for std::unordered_map/set.
A fast, memory-efficient hash map implementation for C++ with minimal memory overhead during resizing.
A Java Collections Framework extension with high-performance primitive specializations and drop-in replacements for JDK collections.
A high-performance Java Collections Framework extension with primitive specializations and drop-in replacements for JDK collections.
A comprehensive collection of algorithm implementations in Go, based on the CLRS textbook.
A TypeScript implementation of the C++ Standard Template Library (STL) with containers, algorithms, and functors.
A header-only C library providing generic, type-safe data structures using macros for easy integration and modularity.
A TypeScript library providing persistent immutable collections and functional programming constructs like Option, Either, and Future.
A Java Map implementation with the lowest memory usage and no rehash latency spikes, using extendible hashing.
A GC-less, fast, generic LRU hashmap library for Go with optional locking, sharding, eviction, and expiration.
A FreePascal library providing generic collection classes like TList, TDictionary, and THashMap.
A D language container library using std.experimental.allocator for flexible memory management.
A high-performance, persistent hash-based map and set implementation for F#, optimized for the .NET runtime.
A comprehensive collection of generic data structures and algorithms for Go 1.18+, including lists, sets, maps, trees, and stacks.
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