Stick is a self contained collection of data structures, containers, clocks, threading primitives, error and file utilities.
It is designed as an alternative to the C++ standard library. While the C++ standard library is great in a lot of ways, Stick is built from scratch in order to simplify custom memory allocation, which can be quite a nightmare with the C++ standard library. Additionally, Stick does not use Exceptions and prefers error codes, asserts, optionals and ensure mechanisms similar to Rust's unwrap (called assert in newer Rust versions) to handle errors.
Linux and OSX at this point in time.
MIT License.
Coming soon.
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