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EASTL still adheres to the same API as the proper standard library, doesn't it? Anyway, API-wise, you at least have ranges in C++20, which affords you some syn
by einpoklum 5y ago
EASTL still adheres to the same API as the proper standard library, doesn't it?
Anyway, API-wise, you at least have ranges in C++20, which affords you some syntactic convenience in the ability to pass ranges rather than pairs of iterators. But I definitely agree that both form-wise and impl-design-wise, a change would be welcome.