Releases
v0.6.1
Added Features
estd::detail::string
is a more manageable way to pass strings around
Experimental/partial support for AVR PGM strings: estd::v0::avr::pgm_string
Quality Updates & Bug Fixes
estd::tuple
now has conversion constructor
estd::variant
on AVR now usable, with caveats (see next section)
String support code got a major scrub, though still a lot of crust in there
estd::vector
no longer does naughty memmove
with non-trivial types
Known Issues & Limitations
estd::is_constructible
is broken on AVR. Possibly this is due to -fpermissive
default flag
estd::variant
on AVR caveats:
Using is_convertible
rather than is_constructible
, for assignment
operator, so your mileage may vary when using more exotic types and constructors
is_constructible
being how it is may negatively affect other areas. So far unit tests are OK though.
move semantic seems glitchy, destructs don't seem to get called
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