Regular users of the C++ library known as Boost will already know about functors, lambda functions, and the like. These abilities mostly originate in the Boost.Bind and Boost.Lambda libraries. Continue reading "Boost Bind/Lambda replaced by Boost Spirit/Phoenix" »
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