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boost lambda versus phoenix

hello.

I recently started looking at boost phoenix, as replacement for lambda. Is phoenix a full replacement for lambda, or is there some lambda functionality which is not provided by phoenix? is phoenix mature? Are there any gotcha I should know about?

my primary interest are operator composition, control statements and casts are less so

Thanks

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This post answers all your questions. Phoenix is very mature. Phoenix and lambda will be merged. It will be the base for future lambda implementations.

ablaeul  2010-05-22 14:42:04

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