Hi Giuseppe, I'm still hoping to see a strongly typed C++ heterogeneous container that doesn't enforce base classes on elements, and one that doesn't use type erasure and dynamic typecasting. IMO it's straightforward to construct a heterogeneous container using boost::variant like std::vector< boost::variant<unsigned, std::string> > hc; So perhaps you can explain what your library does different and better? On 13 June 2016 at 09:01, Giuseppe Campana <giu.campana@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi to all, I'm working to density, a C++11 header-only library for heterogeneous containers and lifo memory management. It is not complete, but it is very close (and usable already). Just to avoid confusion, the test project of density contains a sub-module called testity, that in a near future will become a separate library. I'm wondering if it may become a valid proposal for a new library. In any case, any kind of feedback is welcome. Source code at https://github.com/giucamp/density Documentation at http://peggysansonetti.it/tech/density/html/index.html Regards, Giuseppe Campana.
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