Titus Winters

@jfroy - As a library that expects to be at/near the bottom of the dependency stack, I think we *ought* to be as warning free as possible. So I'd like...

Unfortunately, there's not a good general answer here as far as I know. It's generally discouraged for libraries to have command line flags. It's certainly discouraged for binaries to have...

If it's two different libraries that are configuring the same logging API with identical flags - can you remove the flags from one of them, or add a configuration where...

I suspect it's a blend of a couple things: Work on `FormatTime` predated work on `StrFormat` by several years - our tools for constexpr work were more limited at that...

There is no such thing as "a constexpr", so you might need to be more specific in what change you're trying to make. For instance, `constexpr std::string` doesn't work until...

Thanks for the patch - we'll get back to you soon-ish. Kind of a busy week just now, might wind up being Monday.

I think mostly we're phrasing it as "is" in the "these are Platonically the same thing" not "is" in the polymorphism "Square is a Shape" sense. But I agree it's...

+100, thanks for the reminder. On Fri, Jun 12, 2020 at 2:44 PM Greg Miller wrote: > ... or 'main' or something else. FWIW, we're changing the master to >...

Most of the time that behavior comes from mismatches between operator== and the hash function (different set of fields being included in the hash vs. operator==). What's the definition of...

There is a type progressing through C++ standardization (it *just* missed the C++20 cutoff) called `any_invocable` (in that it type-erases anything that matches the Invocable concept). We're reasonably likely to...