Composite Arithmetic Types Are Greater Than the Sum of Their Parts

Composite Arithmetic Types Are Greater Than the Sum of Their Parts

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Composite Arithmetic Types Are Greater Than the Sum of Their Parts

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  1. 1 Intro
  2. 2 Background
  3. 3 Disclaimer
  4. 4 The Pitch
  5. 5 Composability is a GOOD THING
  6. 6 How can I tell if my type is composite?
  7. 7 Example Numeric Types
  8. 8 Telltale Sign #1
  9. 9 Telltale Sign #2
  10. 10 Writing Transparent Operators
  11. 11 Friendly Advice
  12. 12 The Prime Directive
  13. 13 Telltale Sign #3
  14. 14 safe_elastic_integer
  15. 15 precise_safe_elastic_fixed_poi
  16. 16 fixed_point + elastic_integer
  17. 17 The Small Print
  18. 18 numeric_traits

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