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Introduction

Little Type Library or LTL for short is a lightweight library that can be used for meta programming and / or functional programming. LTL is under MIT license, and as such, you can use it without any limitation. I just ask you to signal me every bugs you are going to experience. This library works under C++ 17.

There is some features that are heavily inspired from C++20 range proposal.

The different sub-library

• Type library:
  1. Variable carrying type
  2. Compile time computation
  3. Compile time programming in the same way of run time programming
  4. CRTP
• Traits library
  1. Traits like ordinary function
  2. Concept like
  3. Macro to generate your own traits for your templated types
• Tuple library
  1. Tuple like array with square brackets notation
  2. Type manipulation with type list
  3. For each for tuples
• Algorithms library
  1. Predicates
  2. No need for iterators
  3. Member function are allowed in algorithms
  4. Find returns option monad
  5. zip
  6. index and enumerate
• Functional library
  1. Pipeline
  2. Infinite sequence
  3. Actions
  4. List monad
  5. Option monad
  6. Error monad
  7. Currying
• Other utilities
  1. Condition helpers (AllOf, AnyOf, NoneOf)
  2. Streambuf for write into an array thanks to standard streams
  3. Strong types
  4. Variant helpers and recursive_variant

I would like to thanks Gaétan Bahl and Nicolas Tollenaere for their advice I would also thank friendlyanon for the better CMake usage