The GitHub repository for this code. It includes a CMakeLists.txt file if you want to build and run the test.

The GitHub repository for this code. It includes a CMakeLists.txt file if you want to build and run the test. For the exact files presented in this question you want the PreCoddeReview branch. Based on the reviews I am making changes which will be pushed to the master.

When developing projects I often run into a common problem, I have an enum that I need strings for, either for display purposes or for testing and debugging. In the project I'm currently developing, I encountered this for 2 different enums. Initially I created 2 different classes to do the translation using 2 different implementations. I am now trying to refactor that code to reduce the amount of code in the project (currently 1530 lines of code). I initially used std::map in one of the implementations, but, in a previous review I was informed that there is a cost to using std::map.

I would ask if there were memory leaks, but valgrind assures me there are no memory leaks. Running valgrind did help find 2 errors in the code that have been corrected.

The code provided is a stand alone unit test.

1. Using the C++ 20 standard, is there any additional features that I can use to reduce the amount of code needed in either the DictionaryBase class or any of it's sub-classes.
2. Can performance or memory usage be optimized?
3. Could you maintain the code?
4. Are the naming conventions clear or should some of the class and method names be changed?
5. What would be the highest maintenance cost if you needed to maintain this code?

• C++ 20
• CMake
• gcc 12
• Ubuntu 22.04
• Visual Studio Code (vscode)

When developing projects I often run into a common problem: I have an enum that I need strings for, either for display purposes or for testing and debugging. In the project I'm currently developing, I encountered this for 2 different enums. Initially I created 2 different classes to do the translation using 2 different implementations. I am now trying to refactor that code to reduce the amount of code in the project (currently 1530 lines of code). I initially used std::map in one of the implementations, but, in a previous review I was informed that there is a cost to using std::map.

I would ask if there were memory leaks, but Valgrind assures me there are no memory leaks. Running Valgrind did help find 2 errors in the code that have been corrected.

The code provided is a standalone unit test.

1. Using the C++ 20 standard, are there any additional features that I can use to reduce the amount of code needed in either the DictionaryBase class or any of its sub-classes.
2. Can performance or memory usage be optimized?
3. Could you maintain the code?
4. Are the naming conventions clear or should some of the class and method names be changed?
5. What would be the highest maintenance cost if you needed to maintain this code?

• C++ 20
• CMake
• GCC 12
• Ubuntu 22.04
• Visual Studio Code (vscode)