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I have simplified the code. Now both C and C++ implementations are about 28% faster than previous implementations. Everything is well commented as well. On top of that, I have...

### Versions * Python: 3.9.1 on system and 3.8.1 Download by buildozer * OS: Arch Linux pRoot on Termux On Android 7 * Buildozer: latest * NDK: r21 * Java...

**HOW ITS SUPPOSED TO LOOK :-** ![Annotation 2021-04-09 134340](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/68330937/114152248-aa0c8700-993b-11eb-8bf5-ef8b2683a0d7.png) **HOW IT REALLY LOOKS :-** ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/68330937/114150190-64e75580-9939-11eb-95d4-d00008d59cef.png) **Contents of "CrashAlert.xml" :-** ```xml Potential Crash Warning It is Recomended to Save any Unsaved...

***As of C++20, to do something similar to python keyword arguments, we can use designated inits :-*** ```cpp struct func1_args { int arms = 0; int heads = 1; int...

**Quoting the Readme :** "It's like Python f-strings but for C++" I think it would be great If we actually had f-strings in C++. I mean instead of writing `"{x}"_format`...

This will help increase reach of circle to wider audience. Here is the link :- [cppreference compiler support](https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/compiler_support)

#### I am doing this : ```c++ crow::mustache::set_global_base("dynamic"); auto error_page = crow::mustache::load_unsafe("error.html"); ``` But on runtime i get error `[WARNING ] Template "error.html" not found.` What am I doing wrong...

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C++ doesn't support `register` and `restrict`. To fix this we can use macros to only activate these keywordsin C mode and not in C++ mode. I have a commit ready...