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•  Table of Contents   Table of Contents     Copyright     The C++ In-Depth Series       Titles in the Series     Preface     Acknowledgments       Dave's Acknowledgments       Aleksey's Acknowledgments     Making the Most of This Book       Supplementary Material       Trying It Out     Chapter 1.  Introduction       Section 1.1.  Getting Started       Section 1.2.  So What's a Metaprogram?       Section 1.3.  Metaprogramming in the Host Language       Section 1.4.  Metaprogramming in C++       Section 1.5.  Why Metaprogramming?       Section 1.6.  When Metaprogramming?       Section 1.7.  Why a Metaprogramming Library?     Chapter 2.  Traits and Type Manipulation       Section 2.1.  Type Associations       Section 2.2.  Metafunctions       Section 2.3.  Numerical Metafunctions       Section 2.4.  Making Choices at Compile Time       Section 2.5.  A Brief Tour of the Boost Type Traits Library       Section 2.6.  Nullary Metafunctions       Section 2.7.  Metafunction Definition       Section 2.8.  History       Section 2.9.  Details       Section 2.10.  Exercises     Chapter 3.  A Deeper Look at Metafunctions       Section 3.1.  Dimensional Analysis       Section 3.2.  Higher-Order Metafunctions       Section 3.3.  Handling Placeholders       Section 3.4.  More Lambda Capabilities       Section 3.5.  Lambda Details       Section 3.6.  Details       Section 3.7.  Exercises     Chapter 4.  Integral Type Wrappers and Operations       Section 4.1.  Boolean Wrappers and Operations       Section 4.2.  Integer Wrappers and Operations       Section 4.3.  Exercises     Chapter 5.  Sequences and Iterators       Section 5.1.  Concepts       Section 5.2.  Sequences and Algorithms       Section 5.3.  Iterators       Section 5.4.  Iterator Concepts       Section 5.5.  Sequence Concepts       Section 5.6.  Sequence Equality       Section 5.7.  Intrinsic Sequence Operations       Section 5.8.  Sequence Classes       Section 5.9.  Integral Sequence Wrappers       Section 5.10.  Sequence Derivation       Section 5.11.  Writing Your Own Sequence       Section 5.12.  Details       Section 5.13.  Exercises     Chapter 6.  Algorithms       Section 6.1.  Algorithms, Idioms, Reuse, and Abstraction       Section 6.2.  Algorithms in the MPL       Section 6.3.  Inserters       Section 6.4.  Fundamental Sequence Algorithms       Section 6.5.  Querying Algorithms       Section 6.6.  Sequence Building Algorithms       Section 6.7.  Writing Your Own Algorithms       Section 6.8.  Details       Section 6.9.  Exercises     Chapter 7.  Views and Iterator Adaptors       Section 7.1.  A Few Examples       Section 7.2.  View Concept       Section 7.3.  Iterator Adaptors       Section 7.4.  Writing Your Own View       Section 7.5.  History       Section 7.6.  Exercises     Chapter 8.  Diagnostics       Section 8.1.  Debugging the Error Novel       Section 8.2.  Using Tools for Diagnostic Analysis       Section 8.3.  Intentional Diagnostic Generation       Section 8.4.  History       Section 8.5.  Details       Section 8.6.  Exercises     Chapter 9.  Crossing the Compile-Time/Runtime Boundary       Section 9.1.  for_each       Section 9.2.  Implementation Selection       Section 9.3.  Object Generators       Section 9.4.  Structure Selection       Section 9.5.  Class Composition       Section 9.6.  (Member) Function Pointers as Template Arguments       Section 9.7.  Type Erasure       Section 9.8.  The Curiously Recurring Template Pattern       Section 9.9.  Explicitly Managing the Overload Set       Section 9.10.  The "sizeof Trick"       Section 9.11.  Summary       Section 9.12.  Exercises     Chapter 10.  Domain-Specific Embedded Languages       Section 10.1.  A Little Language ...       Section 10.2.  ... Goes a Long Way       Section 10.3.  DSLs, Inside Out       Section 10.4.  C++ as the Host Language       Section 10.5.  Blitz++ and Expression Templates       Section 10.6.  General-Purpose DSELs       Section 10.7.  The Boost Spirit Library       Section 10.8.  Summary       Section 10.9.  Exercises     Chapter 11.  A DSEL Design Walkthrough       Section 11.1.  Finite State Machines       Section 11.2.  Framework Design Goals       Section 11.3.  Framework Interface Basics       Section 11.4.  Choosing a DSL       Section 11.5.  Implementation       Section 11.6.  Analysis       Section 11.7.  Language Directions       Section 11.8.  Exercises     Appendix A.  An Introduction to Preprocessor Metaprogramming       Section A.1.  Motivation       Section A.2.  Fundamental Abstractions of the Preprocessor       Section A.3.  Preprocessor Library Structure       Section A.4.  Preprocessor Library Abstractions       Section A.5.  Exercise     Appendix B.  The typename and template Keywords       Section B.1.  The Issue       Section B.2.  The Rules     Appendix C.  Compile-Time Performance       Section C.1.  The Computational Model       Section C.2.  Managing Compilation Time       Section C.3.  The Tests     Appendix D.  MPL Portability Summary     CD-ROM Warranty     Bibliography