The code library loki now form the base test cases for most C++ compilers. There are two forewords by Scott Meyers and John Vlissides (both worth reading in detail).
Friday, April 22, 2005
Boost Libraries
Everyone whose programming in C++, knows that Boost is a popular set of libraries, that keep up with the C++ standard in progress. I have been trying to understand MPL and find it very interesting. The classic book on templates is
The code library loki now form the base test cases for most C++ compilers. There are two forewords by Scott Meyers and John Vlissides (both worth reading in detail).
The code library loki now form the base test cases for most C++ compilers. There are two forewords by Scott Meyers and John Vlissides (both worth reading in detail).
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Dude,
Seriously, you are wasting your time here - go do a Phd.
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