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A set of RPG templates to build functions on the IBM i (aka iSeries, AS/400), along with a set of base 'standard' functions which handle base system-wide functions such as messaging, error logging and error handling.
Requires V7R1M0 or higher, although ought to work on lower versions.
Drop-in replacement for std::shared_ptr + std::enable_shared_from_this
Apparently, many people dislike that the standard std::enable_shared_from_this class does not allow to invoke shared_from_this() in the constructor.
Guess What: This library is supposed to fill the gap.
The boost library does that too, but it does not allow shared_ptrs to be made inside the destructor and it doesn't provide a release() method to gain ownership of the contained pointer.
Big downside is however, that it's not (yet) made thread-safe.