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What's Changed

• bugfix: in ambiguous and undefined handlers, copy type_ids up to the minimum of available and capacity
• conan example
• use_classes: allow just one class
• CMake: set explicit transitive requirements on C++17 by @FabienPean in https://github.com/jll63/yomm2/pull/48

Full Changelog: https://github.com/jll63/yomm2/compare/v1.5.1...v1.5.2

What's Changed

• bugfix: do not publish type ids in a loop
• bugfix: rflush (trace) loops around if too many classes
• workaround on finding Boost by @FabienPean in https://github.com/jll63/yomm2/pull/46

What's Changed

• Document policies and facets, enabling:
  • use of custom RTTI systems (or no RTTI at all)
  • configurable placement of virtual table pointer
  • configurable hash function
  • configurable error reporting (call std::function, throw exception)
  • tracing the construction of dispatch tables
• Document error classes completely.
• Use lightweight version of ostream by default
• Convenience macro YOMM2_STATIC
• vcpkg integration (thanks to Fabien Péan) and example

• virtual_ptr: fat pointer
• go headers only
• update_methods is now deprecated in favor of update

What's Changed

• improvements to documentation
• support for member methods
• support building and installing the runtime as a shared library
• fix incremental class registration

What's Changed

• improve and reorganize documentation (imitating cppreference.com)
• core C++ constructs behind the macros are now documented (+ tutorial)
• experimental support for templatized methods and definitions (+ tutorial)
• simplified class registration
• make library exception agnostic
• static registration objects no longer allocate from the heap
• major cleanup of the internals

• improvements to documentation and slides
• fix problems with trace
• improvements to cmake:
  • support for testing hybrid builds
  • automatically download the required Boost libs if not present

• Dependency on Boost reduced to 1.53 (not for tests)
• CMake overhaul

• catch up with newer versions of cmake
• classes can now be registered in any order
• support for method containers, friendship and inlining