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Style Case Studies: Generic Callbacks
Part of the allure of generic code is its usability and reusability in as many kinds of situations as reasonably possible. How can the simple facility presented in the cited article be stylistically improved, and how can it be made more useful than it is and really qualify as generic and widely usable code? (This book excerpt is from Exceptional C++ Style by Herb Sutter, ISBN 0-201-76042-8, copyright 2005. All rights reserved. It is reprinted with permission from Addison-Wesley Professional.)
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