Performance Optimizations using std::move and constexpr #66
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…ings at compile time rather than run time. This may have a small bump on performance, but either way it can't hurt.
… a small perfomance benefit since it will move the value rather than copy it. I only made these changes within the toString functions where I know the std::library is being used.
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FYI: Copying becomes more computationally costly as the string gets longer. |
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Looks OK, thanks! |
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Small little performance optimizations