Funny you say that, as we use Cog to avoid having to deal with C++ templates and their associated pains. The nice thing about Cog is that it operates like any L

Funny you say that, as we use Cog to avoid having to deal with C++ templates and their associated pains. The nice thing about Cog is that it operates like any Linux command-line tool, just at the text level, and as a result, if something has gone wrong at the compilation phase, you can see what was fed into the compiler to see what exactly was generated. Interpreting C++ template error outputs is an art in and of itself.