Update empty method guards to new style with regex (see PR).
Used clang-format 18.1.8.
New actions to validate code formatting is added.
Update .clang-format with disabling of include sorting.
It is temporary changes, then include will be sorted.
Apply formatting for /src and /tools folder.
The files with .hxx,.cxx,.lxx,.h,.pxx,.hpp,*.cpp extensions.
Removed usage of std::auto_ptr.
opencascade::std workarounds for VS2008 have been dropped, when possible.
OCCT_NO_RVALUE_REFERENCE workaround for VS2008 has been removed.
Possibility to build OCCT using Visual Studio 2008 (VC9) is restored.
For that:
- template functions and classes from namespace std or tr1 (for VC9) are imported to namespace opencascade which is then used instead of std in relevant places
- templates not provided by compiler (VC9) but required for OCCT are defined in this namespace (in Standard_Handle.hxx)
- methods implementing move semantics are excluded for VC9 compiler (which does not support && syntax)
- support of vc9 compiler is restored in build procedures and environment scripts
- check of type of the current class in macros DEFINE_STANDARD_RTTI* is refactored
VS 2008 is restored in the list of supported platforms on Overview / System Requirements.
NCollection_BaseCollection class, relevant header files, and macro DEFINE_BASECOLLECTION removed.
Hence methods Assign() from other compatible (via inheritance of BaseCollection) collections are not available any more, as well as base Iterator class.
All methods of Iterator classes are made non-virtual, allowing their inline expansion for better performance.
OCCT-specific operators new and delete added to collection classes and removed from iterator classes.
STL-compatible iterators returned methods begin() and end() are provided in collection classes from NCollection package.
NCollection_Array1::Iterator is redesigned to use pointer instead of index.
Iterators of Sequence, Array, and Vector are extended by new methods to iterate backwards.
Use of SortTools_QuickSortOfReal is replaced by std::sort() in a few places (where possible).
