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Understand how to use modern C++ templates for writing maintainable, robust, and fast softwareKey FeaturesGrasp the fundamentals of and learn to write effective C++ templatesGet up to speed with the latest C++20 template features such as constraints and conceptsExplore different patterns and idioms to integrate templates in your program designBook DescriptionLearn how the metaprogramming technique enables you to create data structures and functions that allow computation to happen at compile time. With this book, youll realize how templates help you avoid writing duplicate code and are key to creating generic libraries, such as the standard library or Boost, that can be used in a multitude of programs.The introductory chapters of this book will give you insights into the fundamentals of templates and metaprogramming. Youll then move on to practice writing complex templates and exploring advanced concepts such as template recursion, template argument deduction, forwarding references, type traits, and conditional compilation. Along the way, youll learn how to write variadic templates and how to provide requirements to the template arguments with C++20 constraints and concepts. Finally, youll apply your knowledge of C++ metaprogramming templates to implement various metaprogramming patterns and techniques.By the end of this book, youll have learned how to write effective templates and implement metaprogramming in your everyday programming journey.What you will learnUnderstand the syntax for all types of templatesDiscover how specialization and instantiation worksGet to grips with template argument deduction and forwarding referencesWrite variadic templates with easeBecome familiar with type traits and conditional compilationRestrict template arguments in C++20 with constraints and conceptsImplement patterns such as CRTP, mixins, and tag dispatchingWho this book is forThis book is for beginner-to-intermediate C++ developers who want to learn about template metaprogramming as well as advanced C++ developers looking to get up to speed with the new C++20 features related to templates and the the various idioms and patterns. Basic C++ coding experience is necessary to get started with this book.

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Template Metaprogramming with C++

Learn everything about C++ templates and unlock the power of template metaprogramming

Marius Bancila

BIRMINGHAMMUMBAI

Template Metaprogramming with C++

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To the curious minds that always want to learn more.

Marius Bancila

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About the author

Marius Bancila is a software engineer with two decades of experience in developing solutions for line of business applications and more. He is the author of Modern C++ Programming Cookbook and The Modern C++ Challenge. He works as a software architect and is focused on Microsoft technologies, mainly developing desktop applications with C++ and C#. He is passionate about sharing his technical expertise with others and, for that reason, he has been recognized as a Microsoft MVP for C++ and later developer technologies since 2006. Marius lives in Romania and is active in various online communities.

About the reviewer

Aleksei Goriachikh has 8+ experience in C++ programming. After graduating from Novosibirsk State University in 2012 with a masters degree in mathematics, Aleksei has worked on research projects in the areas of computational mathematics and optimization, a geometric kernel for CAD systems, and a multi-threaded library for autonomous driving. Alekseis last professional interest is pre-silicon modelling.

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The C++ programming language is one of the most widely used in the world and it has been so for decades. Its success isnt due just to the performance it provides or maybe to its ease of use, which many would argue against, but probably to its versatility. C++ is a general-purpose, multi-paradigm programming language that blends together procedural, functional, and generic programming.

Generic programming is a paradigm of writing code such as that entities such as functions and classes are written in terms of types that are specified later. These generic entities are instantiated only when needed for specific types that are specified as arguments. These generic entities are known as templates in C++.

Metaprogramming is the programming technique of using templates (and constexpr functions in C++) to generate code at compile-time that is then merged with the rest of the source code for compiling a final program. Metaprogramming implies that at least an input or an output is a type.

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