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Hi!
I have ported Bantam to C++11.
It is available at https://github.com/jwurzer/bantam-cpp.
It would be great if you put a reference to the C++ port in your Readme file so that my C++ port can be found easily :-)
My C++ version corresponds as best as possible to this original Java version. It uses C++11. The C++ port is implemented as a header-only library. All necessary files are located in the include directory. The member functions are implemented directly in the according class in the header file instead of in a separate C++ file. This also has the advantage that it looks even more like the Java version. Only the test program for testing the implementation is located in the C++ file src/main.cpp. This C++ port uses unique pointers and namespaces.
There is also another C++ port available (by stefanboca) which uses C++20, shared pointers instead of unique pointers, no namespaces and extra C++ files for most longer implementations (no header-only). This other C++ port can be found under https://github.com/stefanboca/bantam-cpp. Maybe you want also add this other C++ port to your Readme.
Best regards
Jürgen
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Hi!
I have ported Bantam to C++11.
It is available at https://github.com/jwurzer/bantam-cpp.
It would be great if you put a reference to the C++ port in your Readme file so that my C++ port can be found easily :-)
My C++ version corresponds as best as possible to this original Java version. It uses C++11. The C++ port is implemented as a header-only library. All necessary files are located in the include directory. The member functions are implemented directly in the according class in the header file instead of in a separate C++ file. This also has the advantage that it looks even more like the Java version. Only the test program for testing the implementation is located in the C++ file src/main.cpp. This C++ port uses unique pointers and namespaces.
There is also another C++ port available (by stefanboca) which uses C++20, shared pointers instead of unique pointers, no namespaces and extra C++ files for most longer implementations (no header-only). This other C++ port can be found under https://github.com/stefanboca/bantam-cpp. Maybe you want also add this other C++ port to your Readme.
Best regards
Jürgen
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: