On Wed, 12 Dec 2007 Paul A Bristow wrote:
Did you notice any improvement in compile time by using argument chaining?
Not as much as I expected, though that may be due to how I have implemented the chaining - each time an argument is set, a new object is returned (with a slightly template instantiation).
PS Warning: C++ Purists may choke and splutter at finding some F**tran code in an .hpp file, but it's essential documentation from the 'bottomless pit of working subroutines'.
Oops, did I leave some in. As far as I remember, only in the integrals.hpp test file.
PPS Of course it would even nicer with a templated RealType - but don't panic - version 2...
It should already work with a templated real type. I am trying to get it to work with Boost.Interval, and have downloaded NTL to have go with that as well.