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Boost.PreprocessorExamples |
| array_arithmetic.c | This example implements over 2200 functions for 1-dimensional arithmetic array manipulation in C. The idea is to use preprocessor data structures, lists and tuples, for storing metainformation to be used for generating the actual C code. |
| catch_builtin.cpp | This example demonstrates the usage of lists and BOOST_PP_LIST_FOR_EACH(). |
| count_down.c | This is a trivial example of using BOOST_PP_WHILE() that simply counts down from N to 0 ultimately expanding to a 0. |
| delay.c | This example implements a macro whose expansion takes exponential amount of time. |
| duffs_device.c | This example uses the preprocessor library to implement a generalized macro for implementing a Duff's Device. |
| is_integral.cpp | This example demonstrates the usage of preprocessor lists for generating C++ code. |
| linear_fib.c | This example shows how BOOST_PP_WHILE() can be used for implementing macros. |
| note.c | This example shows how BOOST_PP_STRINGIZE() can be used to allow macro expansion before stringization. |
| repeat_2d.c | This example implements a generalized macro for 2D repetition using the simple repetition primitives of the preprocessor library. |
| static_assert.c | This example shows how BOOST_PP_CAT() can be used to allow macro expansion before token concatenation. |
| subscript_layer.cpp | This example shows how BOOST_PP_EMPTY can be used as an unused or empty parameter. |
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