A collection of libraries I find generally useful. Broadly speaking, nth aims at providing
high-quality, highly-customizable libraries to be used across a broad number of applications. Some
of these libraries are additive to the C++ standard library, while others are
replacements/alternatives.
nth is a collection of C++20 libraries, and relies heavily on Bazel for building and testing. You
will need a C++20-compliant compiler and a relatively recent copy of Bazel.
Specifically,
- Bazel version 7.4.1 or greater
- Clang 18.0.0
The nth libraries are intended to be used from your C++ code and always built from source. For
this reason, we do not provide any installation or setup process. If you would like to download and
play around with the examples, they can be built via these commands:
$ git clone https://github.com/asoffer/nth.git
$ cd nth
$ bazel test ...
If you would like to include nth in your own Bazel-based project, you can consume it as a Bazel
module. I host a Bazel
repository and update it somewhat
regularly. You are of course always welcome to host your own Bazel repository pointing
to the source on this github repository.
Anything I find generally useful across more than one project.
Mostly because I use a Dvorak keyboard layout, and those three characters in that order are particularly easy to type. It also has the accurate connotation that this is yet another kitchen sink utility library, but I didn't realize that until first mashing on the keyboard.