"Andy Little" <andy@servocomm.freeserve.co.uk> wrote in message news:efft3d$5oi$1@sea.gmane.org...
"David Abrahams" <dave@boost-consulting.com> wrote in message news:87wt7pjr73.fsf@pereiro.luannocracy.com...
"Andy Little" <andy@servocomm.freeserve.co.uk> writes:
"Larry Evans" <cppljevans@cox-internet.com> wrote in message news:efdt92$16l$1@sea.gmane.org...
Hence, I'm wondering how a variadic template fusion vector would be implemented. Any ideas?
Nope. But I'm sure it will though!
:-)
seems a bit like ConceptGCC has broken the sound barrier don't it :-)
Variadics is a separate feature from what ConceptGCC provides. I know variadics are generating a lot of well-earned excitement, but think ConceptGCC really deserves more attention.
OK Here is my ConceptGCC installation for dummies guide. Probably of most use to myself :-) And BTW that is as far as I have got so far. Will try to actually compile something next! OK Hurdle 1. Many Windows users are used to zip not bz2 files, so what do I do with them?? Use gzip ??options to unzip the source. I cant remember what this is! You also need the Cygwin/bin directory in your non-Cygwin path to get gzip at the non Cygwin command prompt I used PKZip which IIRC I had to extend with something or other and then Use tar -xf conceptgcc-VERSION.tar , hence I cant remember the gzip stuff. (Replace with whatever the Cool form to extract tar.bzip2 files is) Move the resulting 'opt' directory to your Cygwin installation. In my case C:/Cygwin so the result is C:/Cygwin/opt Head for Start>Control Panel. Head for System>Advanced>Environment Variables. Find 'Path' environment variable Add The ConceptGcc bin directory e.g PREVIOUS_Stuff;C:/Cygwin/opt/conceptgcc-VERSION/bin Now check it works. Open a command prompt. (If you have Cygwin correctly installed you shouldnt need to be in Cygwin shell) type conceptg++. If all is working ok you should get: C:\my_current_dir>conceptg++ conceptg++: no input files C:\my_current_dir Next.. actually trying to compile something :-) regards Andy little