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Thanks to @ihnorton for bringing this to our attention in #394:
std::stod is risky in a different way: it is locale-dependent, so international users could see strange results or failures (due to parsing . and , incorrectly). Unfortunately this is another place where C/C++ stdlib has no clearly-superior options from what I can tell:
Thanks to @ihnorton for bringing this to our attention in #394:
std::stod is risky in a different way: it is locale-dependent, so international users could see strange results or failures (due to parsing . and , incorrectly). Unfortunately this is another place where C/C++ stdlib has no clearly-superior options from what I can tell:
#394 is still considered an incremental improvement, so it will be merged as is for now.
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