Sibylle Schupp
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Languages that support lazy evaluation allow computations with "infinite" data structures (lazy lists); C++ is not among these languages. Using an idiom of generic programming in C++, template metaprogramming, this paper shows how to provide lazy lists nevertheless.
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Languages that support lazy evaluation allow computations with "infinite" data structures (lazy lists); C++ is not among these languages. Using an idiom of generic programming in C++, template metaprogramming, this paper shows how to provide lazy lists nevertheless.
Key concepts: Computer science, Metaprogramming, Lazy evaluation, Programming language, Generic programming, Functional programming