5 Commits

Author	SHA1	Message	Date
ADAM David Alan Martin	a2af64e37e	Clang seemed to think this was necessary. ... I'm not certain if it is, but it's pretty harmless to keep on the template.	2023-11-10 11:49:03 -05:00
ADAM David Alan Martin	d1157cabf7	Start the C++23 adoption.	2023-11-07 05:30:50 -05:00
ADAM David Alan Martin	fe66d726be	Clean up and regularize the prologue of files. ... Mark them for C++20, remove the old module-faking hacks, etc.	2023-02-10 08:58:29 -08:00
ADAM David Alan Martin	cf3f77ba6e	Well this whole () base TMP experiment kinda works. ... It's a lot of heavy lifting. I'm not sure it actually adds any useful value yet, but I'll continue to play with it. It is nice that we can *sometimes* use loops. Sometimes we can't though. And we have to make some blind-corner evaluations that throw dummy failures to keep the compiler from complaining about missing cases -- despite the fact that they;ll never be reached at compiletime. (Runtime evaluation could be different, of course.) I think, perhaps, a universal representation of a dereferenced iterator might solve some of this, but I also don't want to sink too much effort into this, despite how much fun I'm having.	2021-10-26 01:53:47 -04:00
ADAM David Alan Martin	4538a8d943	Add a bunch of TMP support. ... I'm still on the fence about going full `constexpr` functions for meta-code. Overall, I think there's potential here. I'm not aiming to replicate what `boost::mpl` or `boost::hana` do though. This is more of an internal support mechanism for Alepha code. As-needed I'll implement things.	2021-10-25 01:58:16 -04:00