
Fabrice Le Goff refactored user-defined literal operators in the andiwand/acts library to ensure compatibility with clang-20, focusing on C++ and library development. He standardized the hashing function signature and updated unit literal constants, which improved naming consistency and simplified future maintenance. By resolving syntax issues specific to modern toolchains, Fabrice enhanced build reliability and maintainability for the project. His work addressed the need for up-to-date language support and cleaner code structure, resulting in a more robust library. The changes were implemented in C++ and reflected a targeted, in-depth approach to evolving the codebase for current compiler standards.

Month 2024-12 — Acts library: Refactor of user-defined literal operators to be clang-20 compatible, standardizing the hashing function signature and updating unit literal constants for naming consistency. This enhances build reliability on modern toolchains and improves maintainability, with a focused fix recorded as commit 9269562849f0655121eafa099def4130d41c24a4.
Month 2024-12 — Acts library: Refactor of user-defined literal operators to be clang-20 compatible, standardizing the hashing function signature and updating unit literal constants for naming consistency. This enhances build reliability on modern toolchains and improves maintainability, with a focused fix recorded as commit 9269562849f0655121eafa099def4130d41c24a4.
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