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Evaluation of the underlying numeric element type of a given data type.Via this type trait it is possible to evaluate the underlying numeric (fundamental or complex) element type at the heart of a given data type. Examples: More...
#include <UnderlyingNumeric.h>
Evaluation of the underlying numeric element type of a given data type.
Via this type trait it is possible to evaluate the underlying numeric (fundamental or complex) element type at the heart of a given data type. Examples:
Note that per default UnderlyingNumeric only supports fundamental/built-in data types, complex, and data types with the nested type definition ElementType. Support for other data types can be added by specializing the UnderlyingNumeric class template.