* Imported inplace_function and invoke functionality from original branch
* Fixed spelling mistake
* Update test/CMakeLists.txt
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* Update test/test_inplace_function.cpp
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* Moved member type function_ptr to private section
* Updated comments in inplace_function.h
* Updated action workflows to be triggered on a pull-request based on development branch
* Added suggested changes from PR reviews
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* Make code base with tests compile under gcc-14
* Update buffer_descriptors.h
Following the same style as non-tests headers have. E.g., include/etl/intrusive_list.h & include/etl/intrusive_forward_list.h
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* Check in indirect_vector::emplace_back if the vector is full, when push pop checks are requested
* Add extra checks to indirect_vector
* Fix emplace in indirect_vector not taking const_iterator
* Fix usage of ipool::create<T> in indirect_vector, so that there are no intermitten objects created
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* Synchronize on C++ 17 for "Windows - STL" and "Windows - No STL"
MSVC C++20 handles char* differently on iteration
* Add etl::format
This adds etl::format, guided by std::format, avoiding dynamic memory
allocation
* Spare more Resources for non-verbose Errors
At the moment we only remove the __FILE__ in case ETL_VERBOSE_ERRORS is
not set. However, we also want to remove the error text which can
consume quite some resources and without the file name the line number
is also not very useful.
* Introduce separate ETL_MINIMAL_ERRORS to keep backwards compatability
To not break runtime backwards compatability, instead of removing the
text in case of ETL_VERBOSE_ERRORS not defined, we introduce a second
flag ETL_MINIMAL_ERRORS which is mutually exclusive. The semantic is as
follows:
- ETL_VERBOSE_ERRORS: We use verbose text, file names and line numbers.
- ETL_MINIMAL_ERRORS: We do not use anything.
- ETL_VERBOSE_ERRORS and ETL_MINIMAL_ERRORS: Issue an error.
- non defined: We use terse text without file names nor line numbers.
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