C++ : Why does std::result_of take an (unrelated) function type as a type argument?
C++ : Why does std::result_of take an (unrelated) function type as a type argument?
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C++ : Why does std::result_of take an (unrelated) function type as a type argument?
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std::result_of does (unrelated) type function as an take : a C++ argument? Why type