EASTL String, Span, and Sort

Source path: references/impl/EASTL/include/EASTL/string.h, span.h, sort.h

eastl::string

EASTL's basic_string is similar to the standard std::string but with key differences:

• No exceptions — at() returns error codes instead of throwing out_of_range
• Allocator parameter is an instance (not a template parameter)
• Built-in debug naming (set_name()/get_name())
• SSO capacity is implementation-dependent

eastl::span

EASTL's span<T> provides a non-owning view of contiguous memory, similar to std::span.

eastl::sort

EASTL's sorting algorithms are optimized for game scenarios:

• Uses insertion sort for small arrays (≤ 20 elements)
• Detects and exploits existing order in sorted data
• Supports user-defined comparators
• No exceptions — behavior is undefined if the comparator throws