<chrono>: Implement exception class constructors
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We can't use floating-point durations because the exception constructors in [time.zone.exception] will stream local_time<Duration>, and [time.clock.local] implements that by streaming sys_time<Duration>, and that's constrained by [time.clock.system.nonmembers] to reject floating-point durations.
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😱 merging without another maintainer approval. ... Wait, wasn't 2 hours ago pretty early in the morning for you? |
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@SuperWig (catching up on my notifications) Yeah, chronat2 was a very fast-moving feature branch, no approvals needed. (We still had normal reviews before merging into main.) I'm currently on Pacific Vampire Time, so 2:47 AM is late evening for me 🧛 |
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hh_mm_ss::hours()is already an absolute value.nonexistent_local_timeandambiguous_local_time(with a non-concepts placeholder)._STD move(_Os).str()as I believe it's equivalent and hopefully more efficient.P0355R7_calendars_and_time_zones_time_zones.local_time<Duration>, and [time.clock.local] implements that by streamingsys_time<Duration>, and that's constrained by [time.clock.system.nonmembers] to reject floating-point durations.