Plywood C++ Runtime Library

Plywood is a cross-platform C++ runtime library that can be used as an alternative to the C and C++ Standard Libraries. It aims to deliver everything you need from a runtime library in a small amount of code with an easy-to-use API. Several higher-level libraries are also included.

Full documentation is available in the docs/ folder. An online version is hosted at https://plywood.dev/docs. Start with Introduction and Project Overview.

Coding Style

• Use C++14 language features only.
• Use the provided .clang-format for formatting.
• Type and enumerator names in PascalCase; variable and function names in camelCase.
• Every significant code block should begin with a brief comment to explain what it does.
• Use the fewest line of code possible without sacrificing readability.
• Always use this-> to refer to member functions and member variables inside the same class.
• The body of every if, else, do, while and for statement must be surrounded by { curly braces }, unless it consists of a single continue, return, or break statement, in which case curly braces must be omitted.
• Use the banner-comment sample application to generate banner comments that label significant source file sections.