On 4/21/2014 4:55 PM, Louis Dionne wrote:
Dear community,
I am pleased to announce that my proposal named "A C++11 template metaprogramming library"[1] was accepted for GSoC 2014. I want to thank the community for putting trust in the proposal, and I am committed to do everything I can to make this project succeed.
As explained in my proposal, the goal of the project is to build a high quality template metaprogramming library using modern techniques to achieve both higher expressiveness and lower compilation times. Since the ultimate goal is to make such a library part of the Boost distribution, I will try to involve the community and maintain a tight feedback loop. With your support, I am confident that we can achieve a lot in the direction of better template metaprogramming.
This is also a good time to mention (advertise?) that I will be presenting the project at the upcoming C++Now conference. :-)
I am knee-deep in my finals right now, but updates should come shortly. Stay tuned!
Please consider making the your library as close as possible usage-wise to the current TMP library so as to make the transition for all the other libraries which use TMP as easy as possible. Thanks for working on a modern version of TMP.