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From C++ application development point of view, is there any place for compiler generated iterators in C++ (c# IEnumerable)? Seems like they may be implemented with zero overhead, like lambdas do.

Thanks Stephan.

Also I would like to hear about test driven development (TDD) for C++. I used C++/C++CLI/NUnit to leverage all testing goodies at managed side. But it is not a portable solution.

Thanks Lieb.

What book did David recommend answering first mantra question?

Regarding conflicting types nullptr_t in native and unmanaged sides.

 

In .NET you can't write typeof(null) because null has no type. How it is turned out for nullptr in C++/CLI to have a type?

Could you elaborate?

@aL_

+1

 

With LINQ one can write

 

var grayImage = GPU.Compute(image,(Float4 color)=> {

  return color.R * 0.4 + color.G*0.3 + color.B*0.3);

});

 

without Accelerator's array proxies.

 

With improved Expressions in v4.0 link one can expect very convenient api...

Any news?

If I have
interface ISet<T> : IEnumerable<T>
{
bool Contains(T item);
}

then it can't be covariant (because Contains takes T as an argument) according to Anders explanation...

Guys who have touched 4.0, is it true?

Will Task Parallel Library be available as part of SilverLight #? base library?