This talk has two distinct but related goals. The first is to present a survey of C++11 template metaprogramming techniques, along with benchmarks and case studies, in an attempt to spot improvements over C++03. This will provide an objective basis upon which the future of the current Boost.MPL can be discussed. The second is to present a general purpose C++11 template metaprogramming library which I hope to propose for inclusion into Boost, perhaps as a successor to the current Boost.MPL (
github.com/ldionne/mpl11). I will introduce the core concepts of the library, explain some design choices and perform an objective comparison with the current Boost.MPL.
The talk is intended for people with a good knowledge of TMP and functional programming. People making extensive use of TMP and those interested in FP should benefit most from the presentation.
