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Há 5 dias · Template metaprogramming is a technique by which you write metafunctions and metaprograms to be executed by the compiler at compile-time, typically to generate code or perform optimizations. The result of template metaprogramming is evaluated at compile time, and this can be very helpful for calculations where the input is known ...
Há 22 horas · You write code which generates hardware, in a metaprogramming kind of way, except the metaprogramming is regular programming and the programming is circuit definition instead. You run your code, and out pops something that can go into your toolchain’s frontend.
Há 4 dias · Metaprogramming Introspection. Introspection is the ability of a program to examine the type or properties of an object at runtime. Python provides several functions and methods, such as type(), id(), dir(), and getattr(), allowing you to inspect objects and their attributes dynamically. Metaclasses. Metaclasses are the ‘classes of classes’.
Há 5 dias · Template Definition Syntax; Template Declaration, Definition, and Export; Template Parameters; Specialization; Two Level Name Lookup; Template Recursion; Substitution Failure Is Not An Error (SFINAE) Template Metaprogramming With Floats; Template Metaprogramming With Strings; Regular Expression Compiler; More Template Metaprogramming ...
Há 1 dia · Julia's syntactic macros (used for metaprogramming), like Lisp macros, are more powerful than text-substitution macros used in the preprocessor of some other languages such as C, because they work at the level of abstract syntax trees (ASTs).
Há 5 dias · EECS 398 is not a survey of a bunch of different programming languages. It covers different language features and patterns, with the intent of giving you the background you need to learn and make effective use of new languages. But it does not give you direct experience with numerous languages. The prerequisite for this course is a C or better ...
Há 5 dias · A function or delegate returning a Boolean result. Predicates can be nullary (take no arguments), unary (take one argument), binary (take two arguments), or n-ary (take n arguments). Usually predicates are mentioned within the context of higher-order functions, which accept predicates as parameters.
