Wrote a container type for similar uses to std::vector, on my laptop it is officially badass:
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Benchmark                                   Time           CPU Iterations
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BM_create_vector_reserve/1                 61 ns         61 ns  117894737
BM_create_vector_reserve/8                 60 ns         59 ns  124444444
BM_create_vector_reserve/64                60 ns         60 ns  109268293

As far as I know, the vertex shader created by your surface shader, will try to scale and bias the uv coordinates for the entries in your Input struct that contain the string 'uv', using the TRANSFORM_TEX defined in UnityCG.cginc.

TRANSFORM_TEX requires the name of the texture, for example '_SomeTexture', so that it can find '_SomeTexture_ST', which is automatically filled by Unity with the scale and bias information for that texture from the material inspector.

void
MyClass::doSomething()
{
  // Get the Manager
  Manager* mgr = mResources.GetManager();

module Main where

main :: IO ()
main = putStrLn "Hello, World!"