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The errno.h is not in freestanding C. If we define our own errno numbers, it can create issues that flags -ffreestanding will not use the right to_chars due to the return type has a std::errc. Purely header reimplementation of charconv is too costly and encourages C++ standard libraries implementations not to support freestanding at all.
I suggest removing charconv completely from freestanding. or making errno and system_error not freestanding too.
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The errno.h is not in freestanding C. If we define our own errno numbers, it can create issues that flags -ffreestanding will not use the right to_chars due to the return type has a std::errc. Purely header reimplementation of charconv is too costly and encourages C++ standard libraries implementations not to support freestanding at all.
I suggest removing charconv completely from freestanding. or making errno and system_error not freestanding too.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: