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Just a brief comment, the reason that I didn't do this originally is because the maximum number of tuples is encoded in each tuple instance, so if you change the maximum size, old code won't link to it. Thats not to say I disagree with allowing the option to change it, just explaining the original choice.
Doug Gregor wrote:
> The TR1 function objects are fully preprocessor-based, so that > tweaking the "repeat.h" and "bind_repeat.h" headers allow us to > change the maximum number of parameter supported. TR1 tuples were 95% > of the way there; this patch finishes the job. The two Perl scripts > are used to generate repeat.h and bind_repeat.h; I'm including them > in the e-mail for archival purposes, to make it easier to change the > number of support parameters later.
Excellent, thanks: patch is certainly ok with me, please give the other maintainers a chance to comment then go ahead in a day or so.
Thanks again, Paolo.
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