Template Assembler
The Graybeards tell us that all of C++ rests on the back of templating, to which the skeptic responds, “Then what supports the templating?” For a true metaprogrammer like myself, the answer is obvious: “It’s templates all the way down.” Templates of templates compiling templates and begetting more templates, or at least that’s what I used to believe… In this post, we’ll build a simple x86 assemble
Super Template Tetris
Let me share with you a vision of the future which offers hope. It is that we embark on a program to counter the awesome Runtime threat with measures that are preemptive. Let us turn to the very strengths in templating that spawned our great metaprogramming base and have given us the beautiful C++ we enjoy today. Today, I want to share an important first step with you: Super Template Tetris. A Ren
Nibbler
Conway’s game of Life may be mathematically interesting, but it is not what most people would consider a real game. So let’s take a look at another product of the 70’s, the arcade game Snake. This post walks through a complete, compile time implementation of a Snake game using C++ template metaprogramming. We’ll start by implementing a basic list and grid, before moving on to encode the game rules
Variadic templates in C++ - Eli Bendersky's website
Prior to C++11, the only way to write functions that take an arbitrary number of arguments was to use variadic functions like printf, with the ellipsis syntax (...) and the accompanying va_ family of macros. If you've ever written code using this approach you know how cumbersome it is. In addition to being type unsafe (all type resolution has to be done explicitly with casts in va_arg, at runtime)
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