Re: [boost] [constrained-value] zero-overhead

From: Dowie, Martin \(SELEX\) \(UK\) (martin.dowie_at_[hidden])
Date: 2007-08-30 07:24:32

Neal,

I just tested this out last night and it already achieves this (on
reasonably modern compilers ;-) but you may have to switch from "Debug"
mode to "Release" mode, i.e. switch on optimizations.

That was with VC++2005.

Cheers
-- Martin

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> One more wish/requirement for cv.
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> Maybe this is already met?  I haven't checked.
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> I want to be able to select a policy that does nothing, and 
> on (reasonably modern compilers) achieve performance 
> comparable to the underlying (int) type.  That is, I want to 
> use this like logging - where I can switch it off at compile 
> time and make the overhead negligible.
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