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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README
Strf
Yet another C++ formatting library.
Version: 0.15.0
Attention : Branch master
was renamed to main
, following the (not so) new Github conversion.
Documentation
- Overview
- How to extend strf:
- Header references:
<strf.hpp>
is the main header. This document is big and covers many details that you will probably never need to know. So it's not the best starting point.<strf/outbuff.hpp>
is a lightweight and freestanding header that defines thebasic_outbuff
class template. All other headers depend on 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>
.
- Miscellaneous
- Strf versus {fmt} ( an incomplete comparison )
- How to use strf on CUDA devices
- Benchmarks
Requirements
Strf has been tested in the following compilers:
- Clang 3.8.1
- GCC 6.3.0
- Visual Studio 2017 15.8
- NVCC 10.2