C++ TEMPLATE METAPROGRAMMING: CONCEPTS, TOOLS, AND TECHNIQUES FROM BOOST AND BEYOND (C++ IN-DEPTH SERIES)

Publisher: Addison-Wesley Professional; Pap/Cdr edition
Language: English
ISBN: 0321227255
Paperback: 400 pages
Data: Dec 20, 2004
Format: CHM
Description: “C++ Template Metaprogramming” sheds reddened on the most coercive idioms of today’s C++, at daylong terminal delivering applicatory metaprogramming tools and techniques into the safekeeping of the routine programmer.
Since the launching of templates, C++ programmers hit unconcealed astonishing and coercive structure to action procedure at compile-time. While the fervour generated by these capabilities among C++ experts has reached the accord at large, their applicatory covering relic out-of-reach for some programmers. Literature on C++ model metaprogramming has convergent primarily on info of low-level “tricks” at the cost of brawny idioms and abstractions, and without enlightening the line from metaprogramming to expressive interfaces and efficient, maintainable software.
This aggregation delivers both “big picture” ideas and applicatory tools. It explains what metaprogramming is, ground it matters, and how the unequalled compounding of features in C++ attain it an especially coercive module for metaprogramming. It also presents the Boost Metaprogramming Library, a coercive unstoppered maker support of high-level compile-time components supported on old STL idioms, which makes C++ metaprogramming easy, expressive, and fun.