This is awesome. I'm wondering if we could remove the dependency on std::format (i.e., #include ) if we use {fmt}.

Hi @zhiyongww, removing dependency on std::format is not currently on our roadmap. While pro::skills::format and pro::skills::fmt_format are defined separately in the upcoming 4.0 release, you can simply ignore pro::skills::format if you don't use it. Otherwise, if you find removing #include <format> from proxy.h useful in your scenario, could you share more context? Thank you!

Hi @zhiyongww, removing dependency on std::format is not currently on our roadmap. While pro::skills::format and pro::skills::fmt_format are defined separately in the upcoming 4.0 release, you can simply ignore pro::skills::format if you don't use it. Otherwise, if you find removing #include <format> from proxy.h useful in your scenario, could you share more context? Thank you!

Hey @mingxwa, thanks for the reply. In our company, std::format is not available in our production environment even though we use C++20. I was thinking about using the proxy library to replace virtual functions to improve the performance of our program. Thanks.