Templates in C++ are a way to write generic, type-independent code — code that works with many types without duplication. Its a powerful feature to do generic programming. As the name suggests ...
C++ templates are all about generic programming, but not the type of generics you may be familiar with from C# and Java. This is the first in a series on C++ generic programming. I'll start with an ...
template<class T> struct L2 { typedef bool is_kdtree_distance; typedef T ElementType; typedef typename Accumulator<T>::Type ResultType; template <typename Iterator1, typename Iterator2> ResultType ...
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