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{fmt} library with C++ Builder's clang toolchains

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Please, clone the repository using the 'recurse-submodule' switch:

git clone --recurse-submodules https://github.com/gcardi/FmtLibWithCppBuilderClang.git

Notes

In the examples, the FMT_HEADER_ONLY macro is defined for all platforms/configurations in order to select the header only mode of {fmt}. It also should works with a compiled versione of the library, but there are some problems with the dynamic RTL versions of Embarcadero's clang based compilers' libraries. See the RSP-34592 problem report.

The Console examples emit the text in UTF8, while those used in the GUI mainly treat UNICODE.

Please, don't forget to add the fmt\include directory to search-paths for header files in the project settings for all platforms/configurations.

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Also note that, since {fmt} looks for the _isatty function which does not exist on the C++ Builder, you must put

#define _isatty isatty

before the #include <fmt/core.h> (or set this macro in the project definitions).

Moreover, regardless you link with static or dynamic libraries, the default library set for the clang's toolchains forget to include two functions that {fmt} library uses, i.e.: __udivti3 and __umodti3. To remedy to this problem simply you have to add (somewhere in your code) the following line:

#pragma comment(lib, "compiler_rt") // __udivti3, __umodti3

or explicitly add compiler_rt.a (for bcc64) or compiler_rt.lib (for bcc32c) in the project.

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Demo Examples/Console/Simple

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Demo Examples/Console/Colors

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Demo Examples/GUI/Simple

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