C++14 move semantics #11
Description
Looked at the performance tests and it is impressive. But wondering if the test results are still valid with latest improvements in the C++ std classes.
For example, would adding move-semantics to the BString wrapper class help improve the performance further? especially in the 'streaming' architecture?
I have this requirements where I need to read the html requests from incoming socket and construct a dynamic html string on the fly and return the response. Do you have any best-practice guidelines for such scenarios? (e.g. use global objects, or pre-sized obects etc...)