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Variable-length std::array like

How compiler manages runtime stack?

How can I load all entries of a Vec<T> of arbitrary length onto the stack?

C++ Create a class instance and pointer to it in one line

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How can I compel the MSVC compiler to elide stack-allocation of large temporary objects?

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Explicitly stack-allocated data

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