Great read! I'm doing something similar with my game engine. I use a FixedBufferAllocator for static allocation and initialize/allocate all my systems and entities with the necessary size at the start. The only exception currently is asset loading because this can be quite dynamic at times.

This also works well for games. I use a FixedBufferAllocator that allocates everything except assets upfront (systems, entities, etc.). Tigerstyle is a good starting point for efficient and debuggable software.Thanks for the article!

This article is specifically about the implementation of SIMD in Rust, not other languages.

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