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From: Sureshkumar Devanathan (mdsuresh_at_[hidden])
Date: 2003-12-03 14:56:14
The delim<';'>() concept goes lot more futher than padding zeros.
For example:
Array<int,1> a(1), b(2), c(3);
a = 1;
b = 2,3;
c = delim<'['>() a , b , delim<']'>();
// c = 1,2,3
The delim<'['>() has lot more overhead than regular assignment like
b = 2,3;
because it has more features and it can handle array embedding, etc. But
this overhead may not always be preferred. So, when that's the case, the
programmer, can just revert to the old and simple
b = 2,3
instead of
b = delim<'['>() , 2 , 3 , delim<']'>();
-suresh