For comparison, add std::vector.
Where I've tested, it's second-place to SkTDArray, though the closest API equivalent in our code is SkTArray, which it's significantly faster than. This is probably a good approximation to how fast we can possibly make something like SkTArray that constructs and destroys its values. In fact, it might be worth trying making SkTArray a thin shim over std::vector.
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Author: mtklein@chromium.org
Review URL: https://codereview.chromium.org/127223004
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