From: Paul Mensonides (pmenso57_at_[hidden])
Date: 2002-10-30 05:14:10
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From: "Anthony Williams" <anthony.williamsNOSPAM_at_[hidden]>
> David Abrahams writes:
> >
> > I'm at a seminar right now where Steve Dewhurst has presented his
> > technique for implementing typeof. It has the nice feature that you
> > only need to register UDTs, and the system is then able to cope with
> > them in all other type contexts including arrays, pointers, function
> > (pointers/references), etc., etc. This technique was also covered in a
> > recent CUJ article. I imagine it /might/ save some significant amount
> > of code in Boost.Lambda and Spirit's Phoenix extension to take
> > advantage of this approach. I think implementing it with MPL would
> > make it a lot easier. Thoughts?
>
> >From my memory of the CUJ article, I think you would need the
Preprocessor lib
> more than MPL. Maybe implementing it with the preprocessor lib and MPL
would
> actually make it work on some compilers :-)
Why would you need the PP lib? I can't immediately recall anything from the
articles that suggests it off hand. What are you referring to?
Paul Mensonides