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I like <chrono>. But I recently used the not quite yet standard "date" library. And that is super confusing in combination with <chrono>. You end up having an o
by s9w 6y ago
I like <chrono>. But I recently used the not quite yet standard "date" library. And that is super confusing in combination with <chrono>. You end up having an overlap of some functions and classes, some of which are in the date namespace, some of which are in chrono/std. And functions don't even properly error on compile when you do things wrong, but quietly misbehave. I hope this will solve itself once both arrive in compilers and both are in std:: namespace.