Maybe using a `reinterpret_cast` would actually have better performance. A C-style cast tries to do a bunch of casts in order, starting with a static and ending

Maybe using a `reinterpret_cast` would actually have better performance. A C-style cast tries to do a bunch of casts in order, starting with a static and ending with reinterpret (see http://anteru.net/blog/2007/12/18/200/ http://anteru.net/blog/2007/12/18/200/). There's no excuse for using c-style casting in C++ considering the depth of the different casts we as developers have at our disposal. Additionally, I just looked at the code, and is there any reason it's all stuffed into a single header and source file? I don't know if I'm just being naive, but isn't this a slightly bad design? There seem to be a lot of different data structures that could easily be broken out and make it a bit easier to follow the flow of the project.