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I think we'll need a new submodule name for such a class (and many to follow).
It's a explicit extension to standard library concepts with the contexts hash and enum class.
Any ideas? @sbusch42@cgcostume
Seems like C++14 and 17 added support for this with their respective stdlibs. However, as we develop cppassist using C++11 I think we have to provide fallback implementations for older compilers and stdlibs.
We will have to find code to detect whether hashing is already provided by the stdlib.
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scheibel commentedon Jan 20, 2017
I think we'll need a new submodule name for such a class (and many to follow).
It's a explicit extension to standard library concepts with the contexts hash and enum class.
Any ideas? @sbusch42 @cgcostume
scheibel commentedon Feb 2, 2017
Seems like C++14 and 17 added support for this with their respective stdlibs. However, as we develop cppassist using C++11 I think we have to provide fallback implementations for older compilers and stdlibs.
We will have to find code to detect whether hashing is already provided by the stdlib.
cgcostume commentedon Oct 23, 2018
is this required? and we should think about switching to C++14?
scheibel commentedon Oct 23, 2018
I think an upgrade to C++14 becomes feasible, soon.
Fortunately, such an upgrade would imply the removal of some more implementations in cppassist.