Paragon Portable STL (PSTL) is a lightweight, modular implementation of the C++ Standard Template Library (STL), designed for embedded and cross-platform environments.
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Portability and Adaptability
PSTL works seamlessly across platforms, from bare-metal systems to OS-based environments, ensuring predictable behavior and minimal platform-specific dependencies. -
Flexible Error Handling
PSTL provides robust error-handling mechanisms with support for both exception-based and exception-free modes, catering to diverse project requirements. -
Precision Memory Control
Optimized memory management ensures stability and performance, even in the most constrained environments. -
Header-Only Implementation
A header-only design reduces build complexity and simplifies integration, especially in resource-constrained projects. -
Selective Component Inclusion
Include only the components you need, reducing binary size and compilation overhead for optimized performance. -
Ease of Migration
PSTL can be used alongside existing STL implementations, allowing gradual adoption without disrupting legacy codebases.
This project is distributed under the MIT License, ensuring freedom for both personal and commercial use.
This repository contains all the resources needed to get started with PSTL and explore its capabilities. Here's a quick guide:
Getting Started:
Learn about PSTL's design philosophy, install the library, run diagnostics, and explore a basic example.
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Diagnostics Tools (This link will be updated once available.)
Advanced Usage:
Explore advanced topics such as error handling and integration techniques.
Resources:
Examples:
Discover ready-to-use examples showcasing PSTL's functionality located in the examples directory.
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