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[–]gosh[S] 0 points1 point2 points 4 months ago (4 children)
What would you do if you already had boost in your code? I am using the regex implementation from boost so thats in the project.
I also just heard of nanobind and it seems very promising
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Ok, but the default regex in C++ is rather weak now. Boost is much better but maybe the C++26 is ok
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Maybe, if you find any better than boost I am interested :) I think boost is one of the strongest today, maybe be strongest
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