Roland Conybeare
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xo-ratio documentation
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xo-ratio is a lightweight header-only library that provides a constexpr
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fixed-size no-allocation ratio implementation.
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Why ``ratio``?
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1. ``ratio`` instances can be used as template arguments. [1]_
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2. ``ratio`` operations (arithmetic, integer powers, string conversion, ...) are ``constexpr``, so can be done at compile time. [2]_
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3. a ``ratio`` expression can occupy both compile-time and runtime roles. [3]_
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.. [1] verified with gcc 13.2.0; clang 18 does not recognize ratio<T> as a structured type for some reason.
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.. [2] Although allocation is permitted in constexpr code, it's subject to several restrictions.
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it's not yet possible (as of c++23) to use ``std::string`` at compile time.
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Using ``xo::flatstring`` instead.
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.. [3] contrast with a solution relying on template arguments, which must then be compile-time-only.
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.. toctree::
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:maxdepth: 2
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:caption: xo-ratio contents:
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install
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ratio-reference
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Indices and Tables
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* :ref:`genindex`
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* :ref:`search`
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