Header-only utilities for C++17* and up. Name inspired by stb (in part so I can have stb, stc, and std in some of my projects :) )
Note: a few of the headers are inter-dependent
*: Possibly subject to change in the future
| Library | Version | Category | Description | Dependencies (not including stdlib includes) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
stc/Environment.hpp |
1.1.0 | OS compatibility | Filesystem and other environmental utils for OS-specific operations | FS.hpp, Optional.hpp |
stc/FS.hpp |
1.0.0 | stdlib compatibility | Wrapper to deal with experimental/filesystem and <filesystem> |
|
stc/Fmt.hpp [Deprecated] |
1.0.0 | stdlib compatibility | Wrapper around fmt/<format> |
|
stc/Optional.hpp |
1.0.0 | stdlib compatibility | Wrapper around std::optional and std::experimental::optional |
|
stc/StringUtil.hpp |
1.2.0 | Utility library | Adds a few string operations that C++ does not (but should) have built into strings | |
stc/FntParser.hpp |
1.1.0 | Utility library | Adds support for parsing text-based .fnt files | FS.hpp, StdFix.hpp |
stc/StdFix.hpp |
1.0.0 | stdlib fixes | Adds functions to deal with C++ being dumb | |
stc/FileLock.hpp |
2.0.0 | OS compatibility | Adds functions to deal with file locks. Uses flock on Linux, and exclusive file access on Windows. | |
stc/IO.hpp |
1.0.0 | OS compatibility | Deals with cross-platform IO |
For more details about the different files, see the docs folder.
All you have to do is set up src/ as an include directory. Everything is header-only, and at the time of writing, requires no other setup.
CMake users can instead add_subdirectory() and take advantage of the stc interface target:
target_link_libraries(your-program stc)