I have a Visual Studio 2008 C++ DLL that exports a function that accepts a variadic parameter like this:
I\'m reading the Metaprogramming section of Programming Ruby 1.9 and I\'m having trouble understanding what\'s going on internally between class_eval/class_exec vs. instance_eval/instance_exec.
I have a model as follows: class Property < ActiveRecord::Base has_and_belongs_to_many :property_values
While the web abounds with resources extolling the myriad metaprogramming capabilities of Groovy, I\'ve yet to find anything close to a comprehensive \"best-practices\" guide for the actual use of suc
Please consider the following code: struct A { virtual ~A() {} virtual int go() = 0; }; struct B : public A { int go() { return 1; } };
1- I\'m really confusing on applying F# Quotation & Pattern on Meta Programming, please suggest some开发者_高级运维 way to approach this concept in F#.
OK here we go. I\'m trying to use the CRTP template in order to remove the need of polymorphism from my app. I use an aproach like the one bellow
I am trying out Fusion and found something very odd...Here is the code...I have highlighted the problematic code with // ############ TROUBLE HERE ######
OK, I want to write a Clojure macro that defines a struct-map and let caller to specify types for each field.
I have several CPAN modules that make extensive use of meta-programming to cut down on boiler-plate and to ease refactoring.
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