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Subject: [boost] [config] What Feature is this??
From: John Maddock (jz.maddock_at_[hidden])
Date: 2017-07-23 18:50:26
Folks, I think I'm looking to add a new C++11 defect macro, but don't
know what the feature is called, nor can I see a way of detecting it
with clang's __has_feature function.
The code I want to enable involves function overloading based on a
decltype return type as in:
auto integrate(args...) -> decltype(expression1);
auto integrate(args...) -> decltype(expression2);
where expression1 and expression2 are two mutually exclusive options
(the conceptual requirements of args means that only one of these 2 will
ever be satisfied).
This works fine in msvc-14 and later and gcc-4.8 and later, but I don't
see any current config macros which cover this case, nor can I figure
out what this trick should be called.
Alternatively, if anyone has a better way of differentiating between
unary and binary functions I'm happy to hear about it ;)
Thanks, John.
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