Single header implementation ofstd::expectedwith functional-style extensions. Clang + GCC: MSVC: Available onVcpkg,Conanandbuild2. std::expectedis proposed as the preferred way to represent object which will ei
According to standard, std::print has two overloads - one with just format args and second also accepting FILE* to make print output to something else than stdout: https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/io/print MSVC implementation of STL also provides the non-standard std::ost...
Needless to say, I've found this behavior to be very frustrating (compounded with the fact that Linux's implementation of dynamic libraries DOES work as expected). Is there any Microsoft specific alternative to "std::atexit" that calls the function, you know, AT THE ACTUAL EXIT OF THE PROG...
This simplifies the implementation of std::aligned_storage. For the unstable ABI it also fixes the bug where its size is too large when the default alignment is used. We can't fix that for the stable ABI though, so just add a comment about the bug. libstdc++-v3/ChangeLog: PR libstdc++...
MSVC implementation of STL also provides the non-standard std::ostream& overload, which internally retrieves the underlying FILE* handle. That is a problem, because it is possible to do this: auto out = std::osyncstream( std::cout ); std::print(out, "Hello"); ...
MSVC implementation of STL also provides the non-standard std::ostream& overload, which internally retrieves the underlying FILE* handle. That is a problem, because it is possible to do this: auto out = std::osyncstream( std::cout ); std::print(out, "Hello"); Retrieving...
MSVC implementation of STL also provides the non-standard std::ostream& overload, which internally retrieves the underlying FILE* handle. That is a problem, because it is possible to do this: auto out = std::osyncstream( std::cout ); std::print(out, "Hello"); Retrieving ...
MSVC implementation of STL also provides the non-standard std::ostream& overload, which internally retrieves the underlying FILE* handle. That is a problem, because it is possible to do this: auto out = std::osyncstream( std::cout ); std::print(out, "Hello"); Retrieving th...
MSVC implementation of STL also provides the non-standard std::ostream& overload, which internally retrieves the underlying FILE* handle. That is a problem, because it is possible to do this: auto out = std::osyncstream( std::cout ); std::print(out, "Hello"); Retr...
MSVC implementation of STL also provides the non-standard std::ostream& overload, which internally retrieves the underlying FILE* handle. That is a problem, because it is possible to do this: auto out = std::osyncstream( std::cout ); std::print(out, "Hello"); Retrieving ...