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Tests don't build against libc++ #44
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libc++ doesn't allow us to perform std::equal on volatile and non-volatile types. We can work around this by iterating over the span and manually comparing.
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libc++ doesn't allow us to perform std::equal on volatile and non-volatile types. We can work around this by iterating over the span and manually comparing.
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libc++ doesn't allow us to perform std::equal on volatile and non-volatile types. We can work around this by iterating over the span and manually comparing.
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libc++ doesn't allow us to perform std::equal on volatile and non-volatile types. We can work around this by iterating over the span and manually comparing.
Solved by #52 , thanks to @wak-google / @wkennington |
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Looks like libc++ doesn't like std::equal between volatile and non-volatile members in the test cases
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