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This Ada library provides utilities for Unicode character strings of 
dynamic length.
It is now available on Alire in version 0.8.1 [1].

Changes:
. add formatting integers, floats, enumerates and more with format like 
lib C printf for UXString based on GNAT.Formatted_String.
So far in UXStrings, its API are similar to those of the strings Ada 
standard libraries. If you find some missing, make your proposals on Github.

The library provides four different implementations selectable with GPR 
options UXS1, UXS2, USX3 and UXS4. The performance of each of them is 
described here [2].

NB: UXS4 is now the default implementation.

[1] https://alire.ada.dev/crates/uxstrings.html
[2] 
https://github.com/Blady-Com/UXStrings/blob/master/Performances%20of%20UXStrings.pdf