the etl::multimap::iterator type is a bidirectional iterator and not a random access iterator, so the less operator is not implemented for it
I removed the safety check altogether. I think there is only one case where user input really can mess something up, and that is when the fromTimetag is larger than the toTimetag. I introduced a check for this before iterator manipulation now.
Unittests really would be useful.. this function was not compiled into the default CI/CD build. I detected this when compiling for EIVE. I don't really have time for this right now though.
- the `etl::multimap::iterator` type is a bidirectional iterator and not a random access iterator, so the less operator is not implemented for it
- I removed the safety check altogether. I think there is only one case where user input really can mess something up, and that is when the fromTimetag is larger than the toTimetag. I introduced a check for this before iterator manipulation now.
- Unittests really would be useful.. this function was not compiled into the default CI/CD build. I detected this when compiling for EIVE. I don't really have time for this right now though.
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etl::multimap::iteratortype is a bidirectional iterator and not a random access iterator, so the less operator is not implemented for itAdded empty unittest, to catch at least compiler errors...