Is the std set iteration order always ascending according to the C specification

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According to what I've read, std::set in C++ is "usually" implemented as a tree (red-black one?) that is sorted.

I'm not sure what you mean; does it indicate that the iteration order of the set is always ascending by specification?

Or is it just "normal implementation detail," and some library/compiler may break this convention from time to time?
Jun 29, 2022 in C++ by Nicholas
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