Introduction to brigand
summary
Brigand claims to be a lightweight C++11 replacement for boost::mpl that yields near instant compile time for real projects, with concrete use in compile‑time protocol and storage‑layout generation and working builds on Visual Studio 2013/2015. It provides typelist algorithms, maps/sets, support for void and integral sequences, and interoperates with boost/STD variants. Implementation is single‑header, macro free, available on GitHub, and the team reports successful integration into product code with reduced compile time.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:17What are we doing
- 1:05What isbrigand
- 3:09Why use brigand
- 3:28Whats inside brigand
- 9:02Boost
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