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by jcapote 5273 days ago
How is your comment worthwhile?
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In a condensed form of a rhetorical question it states that LRU cache containers are fairly trivial and they are routinely implemented as a part of larger projects. It typically takes under an hour to do and it comes out lighter and more legible if one does not depend on boost.

So, how is this notable? Is it L2-cache friendly? Is it optimized not to fragment heap? Perhaps it's lockfree?

yes it is. it asks a legitimate question.