Add BSD extension functions to the C function list #79
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When the option cpp_posix_standard is enable, BSD extension functions are highlighted
As of P1754, all concepts will become snake_case, consistent with the rest of the standard library. This change adds support for the new names by using the value of g:cpp_concepts_highlight to select the concept naming convention. This new section includes all concepts currently defined in the working draft and their names from P1754.
Also corrects iterators to remove types that don't exist in the standard.
When the option cpp_posix_standard is enabled, POSIX functions are highlighted
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Hi, would you mind rebase and resolve the conflicts and then I can merge the PR? |
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November 14, 2019 17:41
When the option cpp_posix_standard is enable, BSD extension functions are highlighted
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Hello, |
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Hello,
this commit adds the BSD extensions to the function list for C.
Some of them are natively supported by Linux (e.g., err, verr); others require libbsd