Console

#Colored output

See below:

cout << text::red("hello\n");
cout << text::green("hello\n");
cout << text::blue("hello\n");
cout << text::yellow("hello\n");
cout << text::magenta("hello\n");
cout << text::cyan("hello\n");
cout << "hello\n";
cout << text::bold("hello\n");
cout << text::bold("hello\n").red();
cout << text::bold("hello\n").green();
cout << text::bold("hello\n").blue();
cout << text::bold("hello\n").yellow();
cout << text::bold("hello\n").magenta();
cout << text::bold("hello\n").cyan();

#co::print

template<typename ...X>
void print(X&& ... x);

Accept any number of arguments and output to stdout with a newline at the end.
A mutex lock is used internally, and multiple threads can call co::print at the same time.

co::print("hello ", 23);
co::print(text::red("hello"));

co::vector<int> v = { 1, 2, 3 };
co::print(v);