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Peter Dimov
2017-10-24 17:37:33 +03:00
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@@ -93,7 +93,7 @@ template<template<class... T> class F> struct X
X<add_pointer>; // works! X<add_pointer>; // works!
``` ```
These language improvements allow for {cpp}11 metaprogramming that is These language improvements allow for {cpp}11 metaprogramming that is
substantially different than its idomatic {cpp}03 equivalent. Boost.MPL is no substantially different than its idiomatic {cpp}03 equivalent. Boost.MPL is no
longer good enough, and __something must be done__. But what? longer good enough, and __something must be done__. But what?
## Type lists and mp_rename ## Type lists and mp_rename
@@ -222,7 +222,7 @@ difference between `mp_size` and `mp_rename`. Whereas I made a point of
template<class... T> struct mp_size_impl<mp_list<T...>> template<class... T> struct mp_size_impl<mp_list<T...>>
``` ```
Is this really necessary? Can we not use the same technique in the Is this really necessary? Can we not use the same technique in the
implementation of `mp_size` as we did in mp_rename? implementation of `mp_size` as we did in `mp_rename`?
``` ```
template<class L> struct mp_size_impl; template<class L> struct mp_size_impl;
@@ -251,7 +251,8 @@ To illustrate it, let me introduce the primitive `mp_length`. It's similar to
takes a variadic parameter pack and returns its length; or, stated differently, takes a variadic parameter pack and returns its length; or, stated differently,
it returns its number of arguments: it returns its number of arguments:
``` ```
template<class... T> using mp_length = std::integral_constant<std::size_t, sizeof...(T)>; template<class... T> using mp_length =
std::integral_constant<std::size_t, sizeof...(T)>;
``` ```
How would we implement `mp_size` in terms of `mp_length`? One option is to just How would we implement `mp_size` in terms of `mp_length`? One option is to just
substitute the implementation of the latter into the former: substitute the implementation of the latter into the former: