Ichthyostega
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all these tests are ported by drop-in replacement and should work afterwards exactly as before (and they do indeed) A minor twist was spotted though (nice to have more unit tests indeed!): Sometimes we want to pass a custom constructor *not* as modern-style lambda, but rather as direct function reference, function pointer or even member function pointer. However, we can not store those types into the closure for later lazy invocation. This is basically the same twist I run into yesterday, when modernising the thread-wrapper. And the solution is similar. Our traits class _Fun<FUN> has a new typedef Functor with a suitable functor type to be instantiated and copied. In case of the Lambda this is the (anonymous) lamda class itself, but in case of a function reference or pointer it is a std::function. |
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