Lambda Library C++
The Lambda Library (LL) adds a form of lambda functions to C++, which are common in functional programming languages. The LL is implemented as a template library using standard C++; thus no language extensions or preprocessing is required. The LL consists of a rich set of tools for defining unnamed functions. In particular these unnamed functions work seamlessly with the generic algorithms in the C++ Standard Library. The LL offers significant improvements, in terms of generality and ease of use, compared to the current tools in the C++ Standard Library.
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- Järvi, Jaakko; Powell, Gary; Lumsdaine, Andrew: The Lambda Library: Unnamed functions in C++ (2003)
- Smaragdakis, Yannis; McNamara, Brian: FC++: Functional tools for object-oriented tasks (2002)