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BOOST_TYPE_INDEX_CTTI_BEGIN_SKIP
+// In header: <boost/type_index/template_info.hpp>
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+BOOST_TYPE_INDEX_CTTI_BEGIN_SKIP
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BOOST_TYPE_INDEX_CTTI_END_SKIP
+// In header: <boost/type_index/template_info.hpp>
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+BOOST_TYPE_INDEX_CTTI_END_SKIP
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BOOST_TYPE_INDEX_FORCE_NORTTI_COMPATIBILITY
+// In header: <boost/type_index/type_info.hpp>
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+BOOST_TYPE_INDEX_FORCE_NORTTI_COMPATIBILITY
Define the BOOST_TYPE_INDEX_FORCE_NORTTI_COMPATIBILITY macro if you are mixing objects compiled with different RTTI flags. This will force the usage of boost::template_index class instead of boost::type_index.
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BOOST_TYPE_INDEX_FUNCTION_SIGNATURE
+// In header: <boost/type_index/template_info.hpp>
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+BOOST_TYPE_INDEX_FUNCTION_SIGNATURE
BOOST_TYPE_INDEX_FUNCTION_SIGNATURE is used by boost::template_info class to deduce the name of a template parameter. If your compiler is not recognized by the TypeIndex library and you wish to work with boost::template_info, you may define this macro by yourself.
+BOOST_TYPE_INDEX_FUNCTION_SIGNATURE must be defined to a compiler specific macro, that outputs the WHOLE function signature, including template parameters.
+If your compiler is not recognised and BOOST_TYPE_INDEX_FUNCTION_SIGNATURE is not defined, then a compile-time error will arise at any attempt to use boost::template_info or boost::template_index classes.
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Method for constructing template_info
instance for type T. Strips const, volatile and & modifiers from T.
Factory method for constructing template_info
instance for type T. Does not strip const, volatile and & modifiers from T. If T has no const, volatile, & and && modifiers, then returns exactly the same result as in case of calling `template_id<T>()`.