ringbuffer_trait: add extend_from_slice #134
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I rebased the PR. Are we good to go? |
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This adds an extend_from_slice function to the RingBuffer trait. The default implementation calls push() for each element. However, by creating specialized implementations for the various buffers, one can do various performance optimizations in a follow-up.
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This adds an extend_from_slice function to the RingBuffer trait. The default implementation calls push() for each element. However, by creating specialized implementations for the various buffers, one can do various performance optimizations in a follow-up.
Partially closes #124