f

Wraps a type.

The intended use of this template is to allow types to be passed around where the unwrapped type would give different behavior. An example of this is when you want a template specialization to refer to the primary template, but doing that would cause infinite recursion through the specialization, e.g.:

// Before template =""> struct TThing { void f(T t) { DoSomething(t); } };

template <> struct TThing { /**