As I said in the post, common day to day C++ has (usually) nothing to do with metaprogramming. But huge generic libraries, like most of the STL implementations,

As I said in the post, common day to day C++ has (usually) nothing to do with metaprogramming. But huge generic libraries, like most of the STL implementations, rely heavily on template metaprogramming. Those libraries usually have their own hardcoded tricks and metafunctions. What I'm trying with Turbo is to provide all that functionality in a portable and easy way.