Eric Niebler wrote:
From looking at the code, it appears it has a hand-rolled expression template solution. Roshan, if you foresee ever wanting to do manipulations and optimization of the ET before evaluating it, or integrating your Logic DSEL with the other DSELs in Boost, I suggest looking into Boost.Proto. Should Castor ever come up for review, this will undoubtedly be some feedback you'll get.
I just looked at the web page and also attended your talk at BoostCon. Very intriguing piece of work. A couple of observations: a) The web link permits one to download a zip file. But it would be handy for more casually interested observers to be able to browse the documentation right on the site. b) I'm thinking that this contains a "hand rolled" co-routine library. We brought up this before. I've used the co-routine library submitted to boost and found it very well documented and useful. It's a shame that this hasn't been reviewed and included in boost. The "hand rolled" versions of existing libraries is something that I'm not a fan of. Your library is very interesting but this will come up as a serious issue if it's reviewed. Robert Ramey