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...e done — it’s easier if we stay aligned with them. - Since we’re shipping c++fs as a static library, the only potential problem is that users will use ABI-unstable types in their own ABIs. We’re not going to break the symbols exported from libc++.dylib at all. - Filesystem is in an inline namespace __fs, so we can decide to bump that inline namespace if we break the ABI. This will cause users that may have leaked filesystem types in their ABIs to get clear link errors when we change the ABI. So I think 3), which is the status quo, is fine. Louis > > Note: libstdc++ has done exactly this....

...ntal/filesystem>, which is really just <filesystem> is disguise. If you've been using <experimental/filesystem> you now need to link libc++fs instead. >> >> Fourth, `<filesystem>` is technically available in C++11 and later. The implementation lives in the std::__fs::filesystem namespace, which is marked "inline" in C++17 but not before. We should consider documenting this as an extension to its use w/o C++17. >> >> Happy coding, >> >> /Eric >> >> [1] http://libcxx.llvm.org/docs/UsingLibcxx.html#using-filesystem...

...s for <experimental/filesystem>, which is really just <filesystem> is disguise. If you've been using <experimental/filesystem> you now need to link libc++fs instead. Fourth, `<filesystem>` is technically available in C++11 and later. The implementation lives in the std::__fs::filesystem namespace, which is marked "inline" in C++17 but not before. We should consider documenting this as an extension to its use w/o C++17. Happy coding, /Eric [1] http://libcxx.llvm.org/docs/UsingLibcxx.html#using-filesystem-and-libc-fs -------------- next part -------------- A...

...is really just <filesystem> is disguise. If >> you've been using <experimental/filesystem> you now need to link libc++fs >> instead. >> >> Fourth, `<filesystem>` is technically available in C++11 and later. The >> implementation lives in the std::__fs::filesystem namespace, which is marked >> "inline" in C++17 but not before. We should consider documenting this as an >> extension to its use w/o C++17. >> >> Happy coding, >> >> /Eric >> >> [1] >> http://libcxx.llvm.org/docs/UsingL...

...;> >> you've been using <experimental/filesystem> you now need to link >> libc++fs >> >> instead. >> >> >> >> Fourth, `<filesystem>` is technically available in C++11 and later. The >> >> implementation lives in the std::__fs::filesystem namespace, which is >> marked >> >> "inline" in C++17 but not before. We should consider documenting this >> as an >> >> extension to its use w/o C++17. >> >> >> >> Happy coding, >> >> >> >> /E...