Eugen Wissner
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Vector.opSliceAssign and Vector.opIndexAssign should accept only vector ranges. For assigning other ranges, std.algorithm.mutation.copy and std.algorithm.mutation.fill should be used.
Tanya
Tanya is a general purpose library for D programming language.
Its aim is to simplify the manual memory management in D and to provide a guarantee with @nogc attribute that there are no hidden allocations on the Garbage Collector heap. Everything in the library is usable in @nogc code. Tanya extends Phobos functionality and provides alternative implementations for data structures and utilities that depend on the Garbage Collector in Phobos.
Overview
Tanya consists of the following packages:
async: Event loop (epoll, kqueue and IOCP).container: Queue, Vector, Singly linked list, buffers.math: Arbitrary precision integer and a set of functions.memory: Tools for manual memory management (allocator, reference counting, helper functions).network: URL-Parsing, sockets.
Supported compilers
| dmd |
|---|
| 2.074.0 |
| 2.073.2 |
| 2.072.2 |
| 2.071.2 |
Current status
The library is currently under development, but the API is becoming gradually stable.
Following modules are coming soon:
| Feature | Build status |
|---|---|
| UTF-8 string |  |
| BitVector |  |
| Hash table | N/A |
math package contains an arbitrary precision integer implementation that
needs more test cases, better performance and some additional features
(constructing from a string and an ubyte array, and converting it back).
Further characteristics
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Tanya is a native D library.
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Tanya is cross-platform. The development happens on a 64-bit Linux, but it is being tested on Windows and FreeBSD as well.
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The library isn't thread-safe. Thread-safity should be added later.
Contributing
Since I'm mostly busy writing new code and implementing new features I would appreciate, if anyone uses the library. It would help me to improve the codebase and fix issues.
Feel free to contact me if you have any questions.