Backporting std::expected
to C++17.
Implemented C++ Standard Proposals:
- P0323R12
<expected>
- P2505R5 Monadic Functions For expected
- P2549R1
std::unexpected<E>
should haveerror()
as member accessor
Implemented LWG Issues:
- LWG-3836
std::expected<bool, E1>
conversion constructorexpected(const expected<U, G>&)
should take precedence overexpected(U&&)
withoperator bool
- LWG-3843
std::expected<T,E>::value() &
assumesE
is copy constructible - LWG-3940
std::expected<void, E>::value()
also needsE
to be copy constructible - LWG-4026 Assignment operators of
std::expected
should propagate triviality - LWG-3877 incorrect constraints on const-qualified monadic overloads for
std::expected
- LWG-3886 Monad mo' problems
Enhancements:
- Enhanced noexcept (covered by tests from MSVC's STL)
Any compiler that supports C++17 should work.
Higher language standards are also supported, which can provide benefits such as enhanced constexpr capabilities.
List of known compiler supported:
- MSVC v142 and later
- GCC 8 and later
Feedbacks are welcome.
Catch2 is required to build the tests.
You may choose any preferred package manager to introduce the requirements. Here is a conan
way.
# install the requirements
conan install . -s build_type=Debug -b missing
# configure, build and test with cmake
# ...
- tl-expected, the original code base this library came from.
- MSVC's STL's massive, strong and robust tests.