Travis Vitek wrote:
Eric Lemings wrote:
Travis Vitek wrote:
...
As an example, the array traits above are all closely related
and their
implementations are similar. There are five traits, and those traits
span three sections of the standard.
I'm open to doing some type of grouping, we just need to
understand how
we want to group them and then how we want to name the files.
The term you're looking for is cohesion. :) I kinda like this
organization. Couple things though.
Why put __rw_decay, a single helper trait in its own header?
Well decay deals with conversion from array to pointer and function to
function pointer conversions. I can't necessarily put it into both
_meta_array.h and _meta_func.h, so I figured it would be best to put it
into a file by itself.
FWIW, I see no problem with bundling groups of traits together
even if some of them are unlikely to be used in the rest of the
lib, just as long as their implementation isn't too big (i.e.,
doesn't bloat translation units and unnecessarily increase
compilation time).
Martin
Also I would use the filename rw/_meta_util.h rather than
rw/_meta_other.h but that's just me. :)
Yeah, I could do that.
Brad.
