libCat is a non-POSIX compliant C++26 runtime.
It has no pthreads nor malloc(), and by extension no exceptions.
It has type-safe arithmetic, SIMD, fast syscalls, interfaces (also known as facades),
hierarchical memory allocators, and value-based error-handling, among many other features.
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libCat requires a development version of GCC 15 from the trunk branch. Compiling libCat is only tested using ninja.
Configuring the build requires CMake 3.29.
$ cmake -B build/ -G 'Ninja Multi-Config' # or: cmake -B build -GNinja $ cmake --build build/ # or: ninja -C build/ $ ./build/tests/Debug/unit_tests
The .clang-format and .clang-tidy configurations are only compatible with recent builds of clang-tools from the main branch.