sometimes we need to ensure memory allocation has a particular alignment
in an _offset_ buffer (which we have no control over, eg renderdoc's
OpenGL buffers).
this applies an offset to various operations that make the
aligned::direct allocator correctly align allocations for buffers that
aren't themselves aligned.
this allows the users to more easily walk the byte ranges (or perform
simply pointer arithmetic), without as much danger of using the values
in an expression inadvertantly.
views should not do elementwise comparisons for equality operators.
they are pairs of iterators and are only equal if their iterators are
equal.
instead, use `equal` for elementwise equality. we update the name of
exactly_equal to perform this operation too.
This code can now be found in libcruft-crypto. It was removed to prevent
people relying on it, and to improve test iteration times in unoptimised
builds.
we remove some duplicate and specific logical comparator specialisations
and instead rely on a base view/view comparator implementation by way of
make_view.
The coordinate system was unable to support types that prohibited
redim or retype operations. Additionally, the `tags' type used for
providing named data parameters was unwiedly.
We remove much of the dependance on template template parameters in the
defined operations and instead define these in terms of a template
specialisation of is_coord.
The tag types were replaced with direct specialisation of the `store'
struct by the primary type, and passing this type through use of the
CRTP.
GCC produces ODR error when including paths of the form './foo' and
'foo' in the same binary. Rather than managing duplication we just
universally pick the absolute form over the relative form.
