Standard Library Modules: Add workaround for <format> /utf-8#3816
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Thanks for the quick reaction! |
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I'm mirroring this to the MSVC-internal repo - please notify me if any further changes are pushed. |
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Thanks to C++ MVP Marc Gregoire for reporting that
import std;didn't allow<format>machinery to work with/utf-8.First, this adds test coverage to the Standard Library Modules test. We were already exercising the affected function, we just need to add a
/utf-8configuration to light up the correspondingif constexprpaths.Second, this adds a product code workaround. As @cdacamar noted, this is internal VSO-1538698 "Better handling for non-exported friend function declarations" again, where granting friendship to templated, non-module-
exported (i.e._Ugly) functions doesn't work.I've audited the STL and I believe we're consistently applying the workaround now. We just need to remember that
friendwill trigger this compiler bug.