Description
`strf` is a formatting library that: - is highly extensible. - is highly customizable - is fast - is locale-independent - supports encoding conversion.
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Strf
Version: 0.12.2
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Strf is a C++ formatting library that
- is fast ( see the
benchmarks) - supports all character types (
char,char8_t,char16_t,char32_tandwchar_t) - supports encoding conversion.
- can be used as header-only as well as static library.
Documentation
The introduction is what you should read first.
After that, the quick reference provides a nice overview of the library's capabilities. It is the document that people are supposed to visit more often.
At last, there are the header references, which aim to be a more accurate and complete.
<strf.hpp>is the main header.<strf/outbuff.hpp>is a lightweight and freestanding header that defines thebasic_outbuffclass template. All other headers includes this one.<strf/to_string.hpp>adds support for writting tostd::basic_string. It includes<strf.hpp>.<strf/to_cfile.hpp>adds support for writting toFILE*. It includes<strf.hpp>.<strf/to_streambuf.hpp>adds support for writting tostd::basic_streambuf. It includes<strf.hpp>.
Acknowledgments
- This library uses Ryu to print floating-points. Thanks to Ulf Adams for creating such a great algorithm and providing a C implementation. It saved me a ton of work.
- Thanks to Eyal Rozenberg -- the author of cuda-kat library -- for enabling strf to work on CUDA.
Requirements
Strf demands C++14 features. In the current state, it is known to work with the following compilers:
- Clang 3.8 (with
--std=c++14option ) - GCC 6 (with
--std=c++14option ) - Visual Studio 2017 15.8