For the consumer it should not matter if fmt has been added to the
project as subdirectory or via find_package. With the alias targets
the library can be always imported via fmt::fmt.
* printf.h fixed to compile clean - need to check whether this is the right
thing to do
* fix warnings and errors in test compiles with BUILD_SHARED_LIBS
* did requested changes and added one change to allow all tests to succeed
in windows DLL
Fixes#491 (and probably #480) Before, the put-area of the custom streambuf
implementation was (sometimes) incorrectly extended beyond the writeable buffer.
The new implementation is in some cases not as efficient as the old, but avoids
to write into uninitialized memory.
* allow to stream user defined types in a MemoryWriter
* fix indent
* follow Google C++ Style
* make code c++98 compatible
* fix macro usage
* disable ability to stream user defined types if not at least c++11
* fix for disable ability to stream user defined types if not at least c++11
* use FMT_STATIC_ASSERT
* Allow %s as generic format specifier in printf
Signed integers are formatted as %d
Unsigned integers are formatted as %u
Doubles are formatted as %f
Chars are formatted as %c
Void Pointers are formatted as %p
* Remove '%S' handling and use visitor for generic format strings
* Default for floating point is now "%g" rather than "%f"
* A custom FormatSpec type can be passed as a template argument to the ArgFormatter chain (#439)
* Corrected nested-name-specifier error
* Spec template argument defaulted to FormatSpec
* Forward declaration of FormatSpec
* Style
* Style (part 2)
* Style (part 3)
This adds thread-safe (at least on platforms that provide necessary extensions) replacement functions for std::localtime and std::gmtime. Alternatively they could be placed in a new source file time.cc, but time.h seems so empty right now...
The failure would happen when the main project was configured with
a compiler which is not the system default. The new configuration
was not forwarded to "ctest --build-and-test". This fixes it.
