rdestl is a C++ library providing a subset of STL functionality aimed at game development. The library has a strong focus on highly-optimized code without the use of exceptions or RTTI.
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How to make best use of RDE stl in your projects:
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Clone rdestl to your project's working folder, or a directory you have added to your include paths.
$ cd MyProject $ git clone https://github.com/msinilo/rdestl -
To include all rdestl classes at once, simply add
#include <rdestl.h>(this can be added to pch.h or stdafx.h if compiling with a precompiled header).Note: If using rde::string, be sure to use
#include <rde_string.h>(not<string.h>or<string>) in your include directive. This is to avoid confusion for both you and the compiler. -
Add
RDE_DEBUGto your preprocessor defines for your Debug configuration.
Tests are included in the Test/ directory, and depend on the Catch framework (included as a single-file header at Test/vendor/Catch/catch.hpp)
To run tests, simply open rdestl/rdestl.sln, build, and run.