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That's all good and well, but I'm not sure I understand what it brings compared to std::vector with a good allocator.

In addition, it does not support concurrent growth.



- It adjusts its growth strategy to work well with the properties of the allocator.

- It requires that its members be relocatable and uses memmove to speed up move operations.


1 - Can be done from the allocator; 2 - I don't think it's useful with rvalues references. It also sounds like you want to use std::list...




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