C provides a special mechanism for defining functions that take a variable number of arguments. printf() and scanf() are typical examples of these variadic functions. A variadic function must take at ...

A meta-program is "executed" as the result of template instantiation (therefore, before compiled code is produced). Meta-program results are then compiled and merged into object code, including any ...

Currently I've written up some C++11 code that uses variadic templates to allow for a variable number of arguments with type information. This code works fine as is, but now I've realized that ...