Welcome to POLDER’s documentation!

POLDER is a random modern C++ library. It is based on C++14, but just in case this very is outdated, know that it may use any feature from the most recent C++ standard and from any approved TS. This is not a production library, it’s an experimental library where are thrown together a wide range of things without a proper cohesion.

You can use and reuse any part of the library you want, but be sure that any feature may be redesigned at any time and introduce breaking changes everywhere without worrying about who might actually use the feature. Now you’re warned. If you still find some feature interesting, don’t hesitate to take and use it though.

Also, note that this library is kind of template-heavy, but Sphinx doesn’t have the nicest formatting for templates (yet?). Therefore, I use a « light » or « folded » syntax where the template<typename T> is dropped from the declarations. Generally speaking, if a type starts with a capital letter somewhere in this documentation, it tends to denote a template parameter.

Contents:

• 1. algorithm — Generic algorithms
  • 1.1. Range algorithms
  • 1.2. Other algorithms
• 2. compiler — Implementation information
  • 2.1. Compiler-related features
  • 2.2. Standard library-related features
• 3. evaluation — Evaluation of mathematical expressions
  • 3.1. The class template evaluator
  • 3.2. Built-in operators
• 4. functional — Function objects
  • 4.1. Function objects
• 5. gray — Gray codes
  • 5.1. Construction functions
  • 5.2. Assignment operations
  • 5.3. Conversion operations
  • 5.4. Comparison operations
  • 5.5. Bitwise operations
  • 5.6. Arithmetic operations
  • 5.7. Miscellaneous functions
• 6. iterator — Fancy iterators
  • 6.1. Transforming iterator
  • 6.2. Strided iterator
• 7. math — Mathematical module
  • 7.1. cmath — Common mathematical functions
  • 7.2. formula — Miscellaneous mathematical formula
  • 7.3. constants — Mathematical constants
  • 7.4. distnorm — Mathematical distances and norms
  • 7.5. factorial — Factorial-related mathematical formula
• 8. polymorphic — Polymorphic collections
  • 8.1. Regular polymorphism
  • 8.2. Concept-based polymorphism

Indices and tables

• Index
• Module Index
• Search Page