I don’t know which of these might exist, I have some parts of these in progress. Most of what I do in Ada is desktop applications and tools, not embedded, but that doesn’t seem to be a category of software that the community is very interested in.
- Backing for memory allocators (stack, page allocator w/ mmap, etc.)
- Memory allocator types (free list, bump pointer, slab allocator)
- Scope-based files (controlled-type files), that close when they go out of scope
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Smart pointers - (atomic/non-atomic) reference counted, something analogous to
std::unique_ptr - Memory mapped loading of files
- Monitoring files for changes
- “Is this file binary?” - e.g. Examine first 4 KiB of a file for a null byte
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UTF-8 helpers to operate on String types - painful especially is grapheme cluster iteration. A lot of tools use UTF-8 or ASCII so I don’t want to move over to
Wide_StringorWide_Wide_String. - String splitting - I have this in Septum
- Python shlex equivalent
- Code generation for JSON serialization/deserialization - feed it an .abs file and get an ads+adb file with load/save functionality.
- Vulkan bindings
- PNG loading
- Super simple http