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Last active December 17, 2018 18:07
function_type - reference implementation
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badair / tmp.cpp
Last active July 12, 2017 01:42
flow graph drawn at compile-time
/*<-
Copyright Barrett Adair 2016-2017
All rights reserved
->*/
// need to add support for per-node concurrecy limits
// need to add support for multifunction nodes by using
// boost::callable_traits to inspect the 2nd parameter type
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badair / explanation.md
Last active May 25, 2016 19:10
This is a reply to the first comment on my StackOverflow answer here: http://stackoverflow.com/a/37444724/2397809

The interface and behavior for the following traits and metafunctions (as they currently stand on the CallableTraits develop branch) are unlikely to change, for the most part. I explain what I mean by "for the most part" after this list:

  • add_member_const
  • add_member_volatile
  • add_member_cv
  • add_member_lvalue_reference
  • add_member_rvalue_reference
  • add_varargs
  • remove_member_const
  • remove_member_cv
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badair / 1 - interface.md
Last active May 6, 2016 10:27
Revisiting the Boost.FunctionTypes interface example

The Boost.FunctionTypes interface example can be found in your Boost install, at ${BOOST_ROOT}/libs/function_types/example/interface_example.cpp.

The example produces a macro for defining Java-style interfaces using type erasure for virtual dispatch, instead of inheritance polymorphism. The macro is used like this:

BOOST_EXAMPLE_INTERFACE( interface_x,
  (( a_func, (void)(int) , const_qualified ))
  (( a_func, (void)(long), const_qualified ))
 (( another_func, (int) , non_const ))