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I think meta programming is very very cool. In particular, I love lisp macros. However, I think C++ template suck because:
I\'m developing a plugin that adds a getFlashHelper method to each controller. This method should return an instance of a FlashHelper class.
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I need some idea how to write a C++ cross platform implementation of a few parallelizable problems in a way so I can take advantage of SIMD (SSE, SPU, etc) if available. As well as I want to be able a
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