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What's the formal of C++ const reference (not reference to const, but const reference)

Given template< class Type > void constref( Type const ) {} void constref_call() { double x; constref( x ); } // OK template< class Type > using reference = Type&; void foo( reference< const int > const x ) { (void) x; } //…
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how to use template alias to remove one unecessary parameter

I have this template class: template struct Builder { T operator()(const std::string& s) const { return F(s); } typedef T type; }; since I need a class holding a function and the value returned by the…
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Type alias / using declaration for iterator in C++11

I am having trouble getting a using declaration to work that I believe should work: #include #include using namespace std; template vector find_all1(C& c, V v) { vector
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Visual Studio 2013 template alias

The following code template using enable_if_integral_t = typename std::enable_if::value>::type; template class DigitsNumber; template class…
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Compile error when using template aliases, inheriting template and using a "template parent's" types

I have a data container which has following requirements: Be fast: Hence templates and not normal inheritance Use different implementations Be able to extend those implementations with more methods Data is specified via template argument and needs…
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C++11 alias templates in CUDA

The essential question is are alias templates supported by the CUDA compiler? I am using CUDA 7.5 on Ubuntu with gcc-4.8. All of my template classes are defined in header files and #included into a single translation unit during compilation. I have…
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Partial template binding, create new template as type

Is there some way to partially bind a template to parameter types? For example, I have the following template: template struct generic { }; And I have another template which takes a template class as a parameter, expecting…
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Why is it not possible to use a template alias in function as parameter and to be automatically deduced?

I was trying to simplify a template function by using a template alias instead of the underlying type: template, typename Allocator = std::allocator, typename String =…
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Specialization of alias template best alternative without overhead in C++11

I am aware of the fact it is not possible to specialize an alias template. The fact is that I often find the following recurring pattern: template struct BaseStruct; enum MyCode {A,B,C}; template using MyStruct…
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SFINAE to set alias template

I was wondering if it is possible to use SFINAE to set an alias template in a different class depending on the existence or not of an alias in a traits class. template struct Foo_Traits; struct Foo1; template<> struct Foo_Traits { …
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Matching template aliases as template template parameters

I'm currently writting a metafunction to evaluate expressions, something like boost::mpl::apply: template using eval = typename eval_impl::result; As you can see, I'm using C++11 template…
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c++11: Type transformation of an enum-class-type derivative via alias-template

Consider the following code, which compiles fine in clang but not in gcc (4.7.2): template using remove_ref_typed = typename std::remove_reference::type; // alias-template w/ 'typename' template using remove_ref = …
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Compare templates itselves and not instantiated template-types

My goal is to be able to compare templates i.e. write something like this template struct template_type; template