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  1. 726a76f I have reverted all contributions made by Jesse Towner in revision 110724 by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  2. bce9c31 [atomics.types.address] by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  3. 5bbe97d atomic_schar, atomic_uchar, atomic_short, atomic_ushort, atomic_int, atomic_uint, atomic_long, atomic_ulong, atomic_llong, atomic_ullong, atomic_char16_t, atomic_char32_t and atomic_wchar_t. by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  4. e738501 atomic_char by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  5. 0d5dff1 Fix two test bugs by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  6. 251aaa1 Relaxing timing test a bit to avoid spurious test failures under load by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  7. 611fdaf Still working on the basic design of <atomic>. I'm working towards a system by which the compiler only needs to define the strongest intrinsics it can. Weaker atomics in the library automatically try stronger and stronger variants, picking the weakest compiler intrinsic available. If no compiler intrinsics are available for a given operation, the library locks a mutex and does the job. Better documentation to follow... by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  8. 79101ae [atomics.flag] completed. Initialization is not working on clang and can't be made to work without defaulted default constructors. by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  9. 767ae2b Contemplating this <atomic> reorganization... by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  10. c260b06 Didn't mean to commit that one by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  11. ed760f4 Wrestling with the slowly dawning realization that <atomic> isn't implementable on any compiler at my disposal... by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  12. 0ce0224 fixing whitespace by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  13. d1176e2 [atomics.order] by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  14. 8f73c63 Getting started on <atomic> by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  15. 611581b tests/lit: Split options into two groups, so we don't get driver warnings about by Daniel Dunbar · 14 years ago
  16. 26a43c2 tests: Remove some stray cleanup code. by Daniel Dunbar · 14 years ago
  17. 7e0c57b tests: Fixup lit config, which got garbled somehow... by Daniel Dunbar · 14 years ago
  18. f5eadcd tests: Sketch a lit config for running libc++ tests; currently expects libc++ to have been installed. by Daniel Dunbar · 14 years ago
  19. e764f0b Updated by-chapter-summary with weekly test results, and fixed up some bad paths in some tests caused by aligning the test suite with N3126. by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  20. 745d473 Hooked the following up to clang: is_class, is_enum, has_nothrow_copy_assign, has_trivial_destructor, has_virtual_destructor, is_pod. Implemented has_copy_assign. by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  21. 2703111 has_nothrow_copy_assign hooked up to clang by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  22. 99ad765 has_trivial_copy_assign hooked up to clang (without workarounds). Filed http://llvm.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=8109 to take care of several types which don't work yet. If there is some reason we don't want to handle these types in the compiler, I can handle most of them in the library. by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  23. 954b366 Made a stab at has_copy_constructor. Got it mostly working for g++-4.0, but only works for scalar types on clang. Ultimately this needs a compiler-supported is_constructible which clang is missing, and won't be able to use until it gets variadic templates. by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  24. aad0db3 has_nothrow_copy_constructor hooked up to clang. Filed http://llvm.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=8107 to take care of several types which don't work yet. If there is some reason we don't want to handle these types in the compiler, I can handle most of them in the library. by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  25. 87eea6d has_trivial_copy_constructor hooked up to clang. Filed http://llvm.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=8105 to take care of void, arrays of incomplete bounds and complete bounds which don't work yet. If there is some reason we don't want to handle these types in the compiler, I can handle them in the library. by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  26. bb73d76 Made a stab at has_default_constructor. Got it mostly working for g++-4.0, but only works for scalar types on clang. Ultimately this needs a compiler-supported is_constructible which clang is missing, and won't be able to use until it gets variadic templates. by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  27. 6fd2e09 has_nothrow_default_constructor hooked up to clang. Filed http://llvm.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=8101 to take care of void, arrays of incomplete types, and classes with virtual destructors which don't work yet. If there is some reasons we don't want to handle these types in the compiler, I can handle them in the library. by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  28. 2fd6d25 has_trivial_default_constructor hooked up to clang. Filed http://llvm.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=8097 to take care of void and arrays of incomplete types which don't work yet. If there is some reasons we don't want to handle these types in the compiler, I can handle them in the library. by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  29. 1387038 Working the type_traits area: Hooked up to clang's __is_union. Got has_trivial_copy_assign working. by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  30. 3991b55 sync with N3126 by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  31. a2ccccc sync with N3126 by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  32. 9c2683d sync with N3126 by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  33. e3e488e sync with N3126 by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  34. b02310e sync with N3126 by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  35. bfd5530 Fix whitespace by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  36. 73d21a4 Changed __config to react to all of clang's currently documented has_feature flags, and renamed _LIBCPP_MOVE to _LIBCPP_HAS_NO_RVALUE_REFERENCES to be more consistent with the rest of the libc++'s flags, and with clang's nomenclature. by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  37. e6e4d01 [futures.atomic_future] and notify_all_at_thread_exit. This completes the header <future> and all of Chapter 30 (for C++0x enabled compilers). by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  38. 99be823 [futures.shared_future] by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  39. 54da338 [futures.task] and [futures.async]. Requires variadics and rvalue-ref support. by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  40. 7158e5c [futures.unique_future] by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  41. f39daa8 [futures.promise]. Depends on rvalue-ref support to work 100%. by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  42. a652172 Getting started on <future> by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  43. ef0036c Corrected some int -> char narrowing conversions by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  44. 8e705bb Accidentally changed a data file during the whitespace cleanup by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  45. d510977 Remove tabs by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  46. d2bb032 Fixing whitespace problems by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  47. c52f43e Fixing whitespace problems by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  48. f11ea14 Fixing whitespace problems by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  49. 6e0a1f4 Fixing whitespace problems by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  50. bbd8086 Fixing whitespace problems by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  51. 0e20cae Fixing whitespace problems by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  52. 22a74dc Fixing whitespace problems by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  53. cf6dcc3 Fixing whitespace problems by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  54. 712522c Fixing whitespace problems by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  55. 256813f Fixing whitespace problems by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  56. 74231bf Fixing whitespace problems by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  57. aa20444 Fixing whitespace problems by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  58. 6046ace Fixing whitespace problems by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  59. eb564e7 Fixing whitespace problems by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  60. 92172b8 US 108, N3109 by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  61. a785e4e DE 23 by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  62. 7a2523b US 117 by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  63. 98e5d97 US 122, N3106 by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  64. 7255280 Installed allocator into std::function by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  65. e3263b4 GB 85, GB 87 by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  66. 2794e6c DE 19 by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  67. 3c1ffba US 98, US 99 by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  68. e92c3d7 US 107 by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  69. ba590bd LWG 1278 by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  70. 4a23e1e Updated by-chapter chart with weekly test results. Also did some prototyping on result_of, but if-def'd out the prototyped part (which the LWG may or may not accept) by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  71. a8d7759 [re.alg.replace]. This finishes all of <regex>. That being said, <regex> is exceptionally difficult to thoroughly test. If anyone has the ability to test this, combined with the interest to do so, now would be a good time. :-) by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  72. 262b779 [re.tokiter] by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  73. a712c72 [re.regiter] by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  74. aa78f9c [re.alg.match] by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  75. 27405f9 Everything under [re.results] by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  76. 7026a17 Everything under [re.regex] by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  77. 8784650 Filling out regex tests... by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  78. 0a68a4d Fix conflict with cstring and using namespace std by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  79. 60a0a8e patch by Jesse Towner, and bug fix by Sebastian Redl by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  80. 15476f3 Fixed some bugs in the ecma bracket epression regarding escaped characters, and got the awk grammar going. by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  81. e9de5ff lookahead for ecma by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  82. 856846b grep and egrep grammars by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  83. ad2a7ab continued regex development... by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  84. 17615b0 A good start on ecma regex's. Maybe even feature complete, not sure yet. Also an unrelated fix to is_constructible thanks to Daniel Krugler. by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  85. 2ade7c2 I believe posix extended expr is feature complete. Getting started on ecma exprs. by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  86. 1371b2e A few more tests for posix extended alternation by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  87. aa69808 A good start on extended posix regex. Loops working. Alternation working. Also update by-chapter completeness summary. by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  88. 639a668 Tests for basic posix regex templated on wchar_t by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  89. 22ce0b4 Fixed to work with generalized iterators. by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  90. 68025ed Minor optimizations. Minor bug fixes. More tests. by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  91. 173968a Bracket expressions are working (lightly tested). by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  92. e34f17d regex_constants icase and collate for matching a single char and for matching back references by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  93. cba352d back references for BRE by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  94. ac30386 Redesign number 3. The previous design was not handling matching of empty strings inside of loops. by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  95. 37f9f9c weekly update to by-chapter-summary, plus left and right anchor support in basic posix. by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  96. e77aa5e Marked subexpressions in a loop in basic posix working (only lightly tested so far) by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  97. f8ce459 First loop test passed. The data structure and search algorithm is still crude and in-flux. But this milestone needed to be locked in. Right now every loop is implemented in terms of a structure that will handle the most complicated {min, max} loop. Though only *-loops are tested at the moment. In a future iteration *-loops will likely be optimized a little more. The only tests are for basic posix so far, but I have prototype code running for extended posix and ecma. The prototype code lacks the complicating properties of the real <regex> requirements though. by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  98. 0dca5fc First test for marked subexpressions by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  99. 9b80f2b First, very primitive, search results on one engine by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago
  100. 7e9d84b two steps forward, one step back... by Howard Hinnant · 14 years ago