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While coding it I focused on keeping my code short but legible, so I made use of modern (C++14/17) features. I try to follow CppCoreGuidelines everywhere but some things are too low level so they are in C-style C++. Also I always avoid C-style C++ but had to use it a bit in this project (e.g. memset and memcpy).

While coding it I focused on keeping my code short but legible, so I made use of modern (C++14/17) features. I try to follow CppCoreGuidelines everywhere but some things are too low level so they are in C-style C++. Also I always avoid C-style C++ but had to use it a bit in this project (e.g. memset and memcpy).

While coding it I focused on keeping my code short but legible, so I made use of modern (C++14/17) features. I try to follow CppCoreGuidelines everywhere but some things are too low level so they are in C-style C++ (e.g. memset and memcpy).

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While coding it I focused on keeping my code short but legible, so I made use of modern (C++14/17) features. I try to follow CppCoreGuidelines everywhere but some things are too low level so therethey are in C-style C++. Also I always avoid C-style C++ but had to use it a bit in this project (e.g. memset and memcpy).

While coding it I focused on keeping my code short but legible, so I made use of modern (C++14/17) features. I try to follow CppCoreGuidelines everywhere but some things are too low level so there in C-style C++. Also I always avoid C-style C++ but had to use it a bit in this project (memset and memcpy).

While coding it I focused on keeping my code short but legible, so I made use of modern (C++14/17) features. I try to follow CppCoreGuidelines everywhere but some things are too low level so they are in C-style C++. Also I always avoid C-style C++ but had to use it a bit in this project (e.g. memset and memcpy).

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