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@tatsuhiro-t tatsuhiro-t added this to the v1.22.0 milestone Mar 21, 2026
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This pull request modernizes the codebase by adopting C++23's std::print and std::println functions across various example and utility files. This change aims to leverage the new standard library features for more consistent and potentially safer formatted output, replacing older fprintf and stream-based std::cout/std::cerr calls. Additionally, a new utility function as_string_view was added to facilitate the use of std::print with byte spans.

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  • Modernized Output: Replaced numerous instances of fprintf, std::cout, and std::cerr with the C++23 standard library functions std::print and std::println across example and utility files.
  • New Utility Function: Introduced an as_string_view template function in examples/template.h to facilitate converting contiguous ranges into std::string_view for use with the new printing functions.

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This pull request modernizes the example code by replacing C-style fprintf and iostream-based printing with the new C++23 std::print and std::println facilities. This improves type safety and readability, especially with the use of format strings and raw string literals for multi-line output. The changes are well-executed across several files. I found one issue in examples/shared.cc where an incorrect argument is passed to std::println, which will cause a compilation error.

@tatsuhiro-t tatsuhiro-t force-pushed the examples-print-util-debug-shared branch from 5a2e82c to 34cf5a4 Compare March 22, 2026 00:48
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This pull request refactors the example files util.cc, debug.cc, shared.cc and their variants to use std::print and std::println from C++23. This replaces previous uses of fprintf and std::iostream. The changes leverage format strings for type-safe output and raw string literals for multi-line messages. A new helper function, as_string_view, has been added to template.h to allow printing byte spans as strings.

@tatsuhiro-t tatsuhiro-t merged commit 0b5003e into main Mar 22, 2026
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@tatsuhiro-t tatsuhiro-t deleted the examples-print-util-debug-shared branch March 22, 2026 01:03
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