features.md

#Features

Slot Written To

Circular_Push will return the slot it just wrote to, so you can use/manipulate it more:

new slot = Circular_Push(buffer, data);
buffer[slot][3] = 7;

Large Data/Enums

static gBuffer[10][MY_HUGE_ENUM];

main()
{
	Circular_Init(gBuffer);
}

Now calling Circular_Push is efficient, even when the buffer is full.

Copy-Free

The library manipulates the array header to move data. So instead of copying the contents around every time you push new data, instead it just changes a couple of pointers. This makes it far more efficient.

Circular_Rotate.

This is similar to Circular_Push, but doesn't actually take any data. You can use this when the data you're writing is more complex and just need to know the slot. For example when you're using an enum you can do:

new slot = Circular_Rotate(buffer);
buffer[slot][E_THING_1] = 5;
buffer[slot][E_THING_2] = 7.7;
// ...