Re: [boost] Applying Boost Phoenix to infinite sequence
25.10.2014, 00:54, "Aaron Levy" <aaron.levy@yandex.com>:
Is there a way to use Boost Phoenix to define an infinite sequence and evaluate specific terms of it, compute partial sums, etc? I am looking for pointers to specific libraries or examples.
Indeed, what would are some examples of common programming problems that can be succinctly solved using Phoenix? Aaron.
25.10.2014, 00:54, "Aaron Levy" <aaron.levy@yandex.com>:
Is there a way to use Boost Phoenix to define an infinite sequence and evaluate specific terms of it, compute partial sums, etc? I am looking for pointers to specific libraries or examples.
Indeed, what would are some examples of common programming problems that can be succinctly solved using >Phoenix?
Aaron.
What is needed for this is an implementation of a lazy list. I know of an implementation in FC++ (see http://people.cs.umass.edu/~yannis/fc++/ ). That web site is old now. I have been investigating combining it with Phoenix though I don't have anything to release yet. FC++ was considered for Boost some years ago and was rejected. John Fletcher
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