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2016 Dec 14
2
Openness to a "zip_iterator" type?
...range with an iterator pattern on the other.
IMO, the correct solution to this would be a templated 'zip' type (similar, though not identical to http://www.boost.org/doc/libs/1_62_0/libs/iterator/doc/zip_iterator.html) that would permit:
for (auto&& things : IteratorZip(ParmRange, ArgRange)) {
[CurParm, CurArg] = things; // things is a tuple that contains a reference to each value
}
If I were to implement this IteratorZip type for the LLVM codebase, would this be something the community would be interested in/accept/use? Am I missing an obvious existing implementation somewhere?...
2016 Dec 14
0
Openness to a "zip_iterator" type?
...or pattern on the other.
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> IMO, the correct solution to this would be a templated 'zip' type (similar, though not identical to http://www.boost.org/doc/libs/1_62_0/libs/iterator/doc/zip_iterator.html) that would permit:
>
> for (auto&& things : IteratorZip(ParmRange, ArgRange)) {
> [CurParm, CurArg] = things; // things is a tuple that contains a reference to each value
> }
>
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> If I were to implement this IteratorZip type for the LLVM codebase, would this be something the community would be interested in/accept/use? Am I missing an obvious existing im...