--- Sohail Somani wrote:

Hi,

Hello, Sohail

I am quite interested in MPL/Fusion. I have made my own toy projects using template metaprogramming to make decisions at compile time.

Cool. I haven't tried Fusion yet, but as for MPL...

I am interested in learning what types of software boost users create with it.

Some other Boost libraries make significant use of MPL, such as the recently accepted Boost Statechart Library. You could also browse through the Boost Vault http://www.boost-consulting.com/vault/ and look inside the Template Metaprogramming folder. Peder Holt and I are the authors of MPL.Math, which will someday be included with Boost whenever: * I build the documentation. * Compile-time big-integral and fraction constants improve in performance enough to become usable for a large majority of programmers. * I typeof-register the MPL.Math components in a satisfactory manner. Your next stop should be the User Mail Archives http://lists.boost.org/boost-users/; look up the "Who's Using Boost" thread(s) back in 2005 and maybe you'll find other applications that use MPL/Fusion. To start you off, I maintain my own project at http://msmazes.sourceforge.net/, which uses MPL to a lesser extent. But it illustrates that MPL has a wide variety of uses. Cromwell D. Enage __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com