c4core is a library of low-level C++ utilities, written with low-latency projects in mind. Some of the utilities provided by c4core have already equivalent functionality in the C++ standard, but they are provided as the existing C++ equivalent may be insufficient (eg, std::string_view), inefficient (eg, std::string), heavy (eg streams), or plainly unusable on some platforms/projects, (eg exceptions); some other utilities have equivalent under consideration for C++ standardisation; and yet some other utilities have (to my knowledge) no equivalent under consideration.
c4core is a library of low-level C++ utilities, written with low-latency projects in mind. Some of the utilities provided by c4core have already equivalent functionality in the C++ standard, but they are provided as the existing C++ equivalent may be insufficient (eg, std::string_view), inefficient (eg, std::string), heavy (eg streams), or plainly unusable on some platforms/projects, (eg exceptions); some other utilities have equivalent under consideration for C++ standardisation; and yet some other utilities have (to my knowledge) no equivalent under consideration.
To install c4core, run the following command in macOS terminal (Applications->Utilities->Terminal)
sudo port install c4core
To see what files were installed by c4core, run:
port contents c4core
To later upgrade c4core, run:
sudo port selfupdate && sudo port upgrade c4core
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