C++ Libraries by Róna Balázs

• C++ Libraries by Róna Balázs
  • Introduction
  • Projects
  • Namespaces
  • Building a project
  • Dependencies
  • Compatibility

Introduction

Hi, I am Balázs and this is a repository for some of my libraries!

There are numerous projects that I am woking on parallel, such as cryptography, intrinsics and other utilities. My aim is for my projects to be absolutely perfect without any warnings, bugs or missing features. It is also my intention to write meaningful comments and documentation to make every bit of my code clear and understandable for everyone, but these might only come in later commits...

Any kind of contribution is welcome! AMA, I am more than happy to answer!

Projects

Project	Description
Iterator	Basic iterator template. (The standard iterator was declared deprecated in C++17
Matrix	Advanced matrix class with every essential operation and function.
Vector	Advanced mathematical vector class (not standard vector) with every essential operation and function.
Transform	Transformations using vectors and matrices.
Intrinsics	AVX, SSE and other intrinsic function wrappers.
Base Transcoder	Base transcoder template. (Currently only working with powers of 2)
MD5, RIPEMD160, SHA1/2/3	Cryptographic hash function implementations.
HMAC	HMAC template implementation.
AES	AES implementation with different modes of operation.
Byte Concatenation	Endian-specific integer concatenation algorithms.
Byte Swap	Integer byte swap algorithm.
Endian	Endian-specific memory read/write algorithms.
Rotate	Bitwise left/right rotate algorithms.

Namespaces

My projects are organized in different namespaces. The main namespace is rb (my monogram). Different projects may share a namespace if their subjects are similar.

Namespace	Projects
iter	Iterator
math	Matrix, Vector, Transform
intrin	Intrinsics
crypto	Base Transcoder, MD5, RIPEMD160, SHA1, SHA2, SHA3/Keccak, HMAC, AES
bit	Byte Concatenation, Byte Swap, Endian, Rotate

I also define literals in the literals namespace.

Building a project

I use Premake, a project generator tool to help you set up the workspace for your system and IDE. You can download Premake 5.0 here!

1. Place premake software into the premake folder where its license is located. (..\RBLibs\premake\)
2. Open command prompt/terminal.
3. Navigate to the repository. (..\RBLibs\)
4. Run premake and choose your build action. (On windows, using Visual Studio 2019: .\premake\premake.exe vs2019)
5. Your project should be ready to use in the build folder!

See the Premake User Guide for more help!

Dependencies

No dependencies yet!

Compatibility

• I use Microsoft Unit Test Framework for testing.
• Some intrinsic headers or functions may not be available on all machines.
• Any other stuff that I did not think of...