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The purpose of this commit is to move parameters that otherwise would be assigned in the constructor to the initialization list. This could increase performance by avoiding a call to the default constructor.
The purpose of this commit is to remove lines that are never referenced again.
The changes proposed in this commit are to improve the performance of an iterator by pre-increment style.
This commit aims to prevent a potential memory leak given that memory could be referenced by the pointer. Freeing the pointer first, then assigning to new memory space should prevent this.
Add line break style fix Co-authored-by: 綿引 慎弥 <135199359+watahiki-at-live2d-com@users.noreply.github.com>
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Items in this PR address potential performance gains by: