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README.md

Brigand Meta-programming library

A brigand

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Introduction

Brigand is a light-weight, fully functional, instant-compile time C++ 11 meta-programming library.

Everything you were doing with Boost.MPL can be done with Brigand. And if that's not the case, open an issue!

Learning

Should you wish to learn more, feel free to watch our Meeting C++ 2015 lightning talk!

Want more? Our CppCon 2016 presentation explains in details the library concepts and goes through two concrete usages.

If you are looking to learn the concepts of metaprogramming, have a look at our free e-book.

Tutorials

Documentation

The documentation is available here.

Contributors

We'd like to thank the following contributors, in alphabetical order

  • Odin Holmes
  • Marek Kurdej
  • Jonathan Poelen