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Brief feature description
Iceoryx uses a variety of strings (
std::string,cxx::string<>,cxx::CString100, etc).Once #253 is merged this mishmash should be cleaned-up.
Detailed information
Only use
cxx:string<>or types created from it.No std::string in public API
No more std::strings in code base