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boost::container::inline_chars
// In header: <boost/container/options.hpp> template<std::size_t InlineChars> struct inline_chars { };
This option specifies the desired number of characters to be hold inline in the container.
A value zero represents the default value (typically 10 chars in 32-bit systems and 22 chars in 64-bit systems).
The internal buffer holds the inline characters plus the null terminator, and it can be bigger than requested to use the padding bytes. If the stored_size option is also specified, the internal buffer must be representable by stored_size For example, stored_size<unsigned char> supports up to 126 inline characters.