A static implementation of std::deque with focus on embedded devices where the usage of a heap is not allowed.
How to use
You can define an empty stds::deque as follow:
constexpr size_t MAX_SIZE = 10;
stds::deque<uint32_t, MAX_SIZE> myDeque();
Pass elements to it:
myDeque.push_back(10);
myDeque.push_front(20);
You can assign the stds::deque to a reference which is independent from the maximum size and use it as usual:
stds::deque<uint32_t>& myDequeRef = myDeque;
myDequeRef.push_front(30);
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