This struct template implements a meta-function for checking if a type is fundamental as defined in the C++11 standard [basic.fundamental]. Note that this is subtly differemt from bslmf::IsFundamental, which also returns true_type for references to fundamental types.
Declared in <bslmf_isfundamental.h>
template<class t_TYPE>
struct is_fundamental
: integral_constant<bool, is_arithmetic<t_TYPE>::value || is_void<t_TYPE>::value>
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integral_constant<bool, is_arithmetic<t_TYPE>::value || is_void<t_TYPE>::value> | Metafunction representing a compile-time constant of the specified (template parameter) t_TYPE with the specified (template parameter) t_VALUE. |
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type | Alias for this integral_constant specialization. |
value_type |
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operator() | Return a copy of the template argument t_VALUE. |
operator value_type |
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value |
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is_fundamental<bsl::nullptr_t> | Explicit specialization to confirm that the type of nullptr is fundamental. |
is_fundamental<bsl::nullptr_t volatile> | Explicit specialization to confirm that the type of volatile nullptr is fundamental. |
is_fundamental<bsl::nullptr_t const> | Explicit specialization to confirm that the type of const nullptr is fundamental. |
is_fundamental<bsl::nullptr_t const volatile> | Explicit specialization to confirm that the type of const volatile nullptr is fundamental. |