c++ - Intrusive lists -


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An infiltration list is one where the point on the next list node is stored in the same structure as the node data. This is generally a bad thing, because data related to this specific list implementation is concerned. Most class libraries (for example, C ++ Standard Library) use non-intrusive lists, where the data list (or other container) does not know anything about the implementation.


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