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librt: Support specifying vec capacity during construction #21304

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WIP vec cap
JukkaL Apr 1, 2026
8d24c0e
Fix segfault on shared buffers
JukkaL Apr 1, 2026
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Add more tests
JukkaL Apr 1, 2026
8ed64d6
Add support in native code
JukkaL Apr 1, 2026
e49c42b
Test more
JukkaL Apr 2, 2026
9a50b1c
Remove WIP test
JukkaL Apr 23, 2026
55d7086
Renamed cap= -> capacity=
JukkaL Apr 23, 2026
1d068f7
Fixes and more tests
JukkaL Apr 23, 2026
136fc64
Polish
JukkaL Apr 23, 2026
9d0fd27
Simplify tests a bit
JukkaL Apr 23, 2026
739ee98
Add tests
JukkaL Apr 23, 2026
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Add test case
JukkaL Apr 23, 2026
fe3ed25
Run some tests only on 64-bit archs
JukkaL Apr 23, 2026
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JukkaL committed Apr 23, 2026
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Expand Up @@ -3815,12 +3815,3 @@ def get_length():
L0:
r0 = 'https://w3id.org/cwl/salad#'
return 54

[case testXXX]
X = tuple[str, ...]

def f() -> tuple[str, ...]:
return X(str(x) for x in range(5))

def f2() -> tuple[str, ...]:
return tuple(str(x) for x in range(5))