A bit ignored, but important: windows uses wchar_t for most things. This should be supported; I think going for generic string types in the paper to have clear conversion rules is the way to go.
I think we can add this later, so that for not std::string is fine. Just something to remember.
A bit ignored, but important: windows uses wchar_t for most things. This should be supported; I think going for generic string types in the paper to have clear conversion rules is the way to go.
I think we can add this later, so that for not
std::string
is fine. Just something to remember.