From: Valentin Bonnard (Bonnard.V_at_[hidden])
Date: 2000-01-29 16:11:54
Herb Sutter wrote:
> >but if the user is required to define too much traits, then
> >he will simply define a named function to do the work
> >directly instead of using all the compose library.
>
> In a perfect world: If there was a widely-used -- or standard -- set of
> expression templates, however, providers of a type [c|w]ould provide the
> appropriate specializations. Then there would be no work for the user.
In a perfect world people wouldn't have to write a redundant
meta-description of their code. Actually, in a perfect world,
there would be no user-written redundancy at all, all languages
would be reflexive, and C++ would have lambda abstraction.
-- Valentin Bonnard