Subject: Re: [boost] [MPL] wrapper for if_ selecting integral_c
From: Jordans, R. (r.jordans_at_[hidden])
Date: 2008-10-21 04:32:47
>>
>> type value = if_integral_c<condition, type, value1, value2>::value
>
>You can easily write that template yourself if you need it. What is the
>"type" argument above supposed to do?
The idea there would be the same as in integral_c, to specify the type of value to select
I've written the template myself, but I need to be able to compile it on different systems (Linux, OS-X and Windows) and I'm not sure if every compiler will like it
My code for the template is as follows:
namespace boost {
namespace mpl {
template <typename C, typename T, T value1, T value2>
struct if_integral_c
{
static const T value =
if_<C, integral_c<T, value1>, integral_c<T, value2> >::type::value;
};
}
}
But from what I've understood not all compilers like it when you use a template typename parameter as type for other template parameters
Is there a more universal solution to this or should I fix the types of value1 and value2 and cast it later to the correct type?
Roel