Addressing -Werror=restrict: Harmonizing C++ std::string with C-Style Strings
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…ing the code with "-Werror=restrict": __builtin_memcpy may have overlapped memory region. The performance is also optimized to avoid redundant memory copy.
…ing the code with "-Werror=restrict": __builtin_memcpy may have overlapped memory region.
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std::stringoperation errors caused by the warning flag "-Werror=restrict" when using G++ 12.2.The issue arose from mixing traditional C-style string formatting with C++
std::stringoperations. These modifications ensure that all C-style strings are properly converted tostd::stringobjects.Affected Files:
src/cli/cli_tab.cppsrc/util/phase.cppsrc/util/text_format.cppvendor/tqdm/tqdm.hpp