Date: Wed, 30 Aug 2023 21:40:15 +0800
Hi C++ experts,
As a classic bit operation utility in C++, std::bitset has always been
recommended for bit storage representation.
Although it lacks begin()/end() member, its interface still looks like a
container to me. I'm curious if there has been a proposal to turn it into a
C++20 range?
If so, this means that it could interact well with the large number of
range utilities introduced in C++20, such as:
bitset<30> b{...};
auto r = b | views::drop_while([](bool b) { return !b; });
which seems reasonable to me.
Is this an enhancement worth considering, or is it a bad idea?
Hewill
As a classic bit operation utility in C++, std::bitset has always been
recommended for bit storage representation.
Although it lacks begin()/end() member, its interface still looks like a
container to me. I'm curious if there has been a proposal to turn it into a
C++20 range?
If so, this means that it could interact well with the large number of
range utilities introduced in C++20, such as:
bitset<30> b{...};
auto r = b | views::drop_while([](bool b) { return !b; });
which seems reasonable to me.
Is this an enhancement worth considering, or is it a bad idea?
Hewill
Received on 2023-08-30 13:40:27