What is the memory complexity for STL std::find()?

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What is the memory complexity for STL std::find()?

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Posted 16-Nov-16 23:48pm

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Updated 17-Nov-16 0:02am

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Jochen Arndt · Answer 1 · 2016-11-17T00:02:00

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Just have a look at the implementation. It is a template and your IDE should be able to follow the symbol and show you the source.

For the work memory I would guess that there is only a loop variable besides the passed arguments (which usually did not count as work memory).

Posted 17-Nov-16 0:02am

Jochen Arndt