lx_lib: blurb
lx_lib is meant to be a refined data library, designed for convenience,
security, and functionality.
Strings need not be scanned for length requirements, which improves the speed
of various string processes many fold. Automatic (re)allocation allows for
better security practices, and obviates the common practice of allocating much
more than would be necessary. Dynamic allocation aside, including the length
and allocation size in each string promotes more secure programming practices
and engrained support for the handling of binary code.
Generic descriptors allow for better buffering practices, hence potentially
faster reading and writing operations. They also allow for trivial (and fast)
delimiter separation during reads.
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