C++20 Algorithms

This repository contains example algorithms that demonstrate the use of the newest features in C++20.

Features

• Concepts
• Ranges
• Coroutines
• Calendar and Time Zone Library
• Improved constexpr
• Modules
• Three-way Comparison (Spaceship Operator)

Getting Started

To compile and run the examples, you will need a C++20 compatible compiler such as GCC 10+, Clang 10+, or MSVC 2019.

Compiling

gcc -std=c++20 -o {output_name} {file_name}.cpp

for current_time I recommend to use the following command:

gcc -std=c++20 -o current_time current_time.cpp -lstdc++

Examples

• Concepts: Demonstrates the use of concepts to specify template requirements.
• Ranges: Shows how to use the new ranges library for more expressive and readable code.
• Coroutines: Example of asynchronous programming using coroutines.
• Calendar and Time Zone: Utilizes the new calendar and time zone library for date and time manipulation.
• Constexpr: Improved constexpr capabilities for compile-time computation.
• Modules: Example of modular programming in C++20.
• Three-way Comparison: Demonstrates the use of the spaceship operator for comparisons.

Contributing

Feel free to fork this repository and contribute by submitting pull requests. Please ensure that your code adheres to the C++20 standard and includes comments for clarity.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

Acknowledgements

• The C++ Standards Committee for their continuous work on improving the language.
• Contributors to the C++20 standard and its implementation in various compilers.