C++ Template Metaprogramming
Solutions to the exercises throughout the book
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Limit the max number of elements in the Fibonacci sequence. More...

Files

file  exercise-5-9.hpp
 Solution to Exercise 5-9.
 

Classes

struct  boost::mpl::next< exercise_5_8::fibonacci_series_iterator< 1134903170, 701408733 > >
 Establish an end (based on 32-bit signed int size). More...
 
struct  boost::mpl::prior< exercise_5_8::fibonacci_series_iterator< N, LastN > >
 Backward iteration is computable easily. More...
 
struct  boost::mpl::prior< exercise_5_8::fibonacci_series_iterator< 1, 1 > >
 Special case because we chose an irregular "begin" iterator value. More...
 
struct  boost::mpl::prior< exercise_5_8::fibonacci_series_iterator< 0, 1 > >
 Don't go before 0... More...
 

Functions

static void anonymous_namespace{chapter-5.cpp}::print_fibonacci_series ()
 Give us a nice subroutine to tie Fibonacci seq printout all together.
 

Detailed Description

Limit the max number of elements in the Fibonacci sequence.

5-9. Modify the fibonacci_series sequence from exercise 5-8 to be limited by
     a maximum number of elements in the series. Make the sequence's
     iterators bidirectional:

typedef fibonacci_series<8> seq;
BOOST_STATIC_ASSERT( mpl::size<seq>::value == 8 );
BOOST_STATIC_ASSERT( mpl::back<seq>::type::value == 13 );

Function Documentation

◆ print_fibonacci_series()

static void anonymous_namespace{chapter-5.cpp}::print_fibonacci_series ( )
static

Give us a nice subroutine to tie Fibonacci seq printout all together.

Definition at line 377 of file chapter-5.cpp.