Alias StaticVector

StaticVector stores its elements inline in the vector object. Use it when the maximum element count is known at compile time and heap allocation for the container itself is undesirable. The live elements always form one contiguous prefix, so normal indexing and D slices work without copying.

pushBack is the precondition-based hot path when the caller already knows spare capacity exists. tryPushBack performs the checked form. The vector never grows beyond Capacity.

The alias takes an element type and a compile-time maximum element count. Capacity must be greater than zero.

Init

.init is a valid empty vector.

Allocation

The container stores its backing memory inline and performs no backing allocation. Operations performed by T may allocate.

Thread Safety

Instances are not synchronized. Concurrent mutation requires external synchronization.

Example

Build a short bounded sequence without allocating container storage.

StaticVector!(int, 4) points;

// Use the checked form when capacity is part of normal control flow.
assert(points.tryPushBack(10));
assert(points.tryPushBack(20));

// The live prefix is contiguous and can be passed as an ordinary slice.
assert(points[] == [10, 20]);

// Reuse the inline storage after removing temporary values.
points.popBack();
points.pushBack(30);
assert(points[] == [10, 30]);