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Fully agree, though I assume memset handles that behind the scenes automatically in the most efficient way possible (depending on available SIMD features for instance).

memset, probably, but we are not talking about memset :-)

Yes, I fully agree, though that doesn't address the generic container/iterator usecase. Did you take a look at the implementation sketch I posted above?

Yes, I did. I have no useful feedback to offer as I am over-encumbered. So far I am not sure what this generic case actually is; so far the only concrete example is padding, which is going to be slow and bad this way. If #205 were implemented, would you be thinking about this at all? If not, seem imprudent to sp…

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