#fmt
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measured · fosstodon.org (Mastodon tag timeline) · fetched 2026-07-27 18:50 UTCEverything below is measured over the latest 40 public posts (spanning ~28470 hours).
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Languages: English (29) · German (10) · Russian (1)
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This was fun! I completed the current Polish #fmt challenge, so I'm now a member of an elite club of eight nerds 😁 . I did this QRP style: No GPS, no fancy oscillator. Just my rig, my computer, and the internet for time (via plain NTP). Pl
Has anybody already written a #clang-tidy check replacing the use of std::stringstream with that of std::format()? I can't find anything like this, but it seems like it would be such a useful tool to have for modernizing the old code. #CPlu
This is a thing now: #clang 16.0 passes my module test suite for the {fmt} library 🎉 With some additions to the primary interface unit related to the C++ standard library, it compiles the BMI and runs the test in the MSYS2 environment, too
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