how to initialize a fixed size array and assign elements with a constexpr function in C++11 or with help of boost [duplicate]

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Programmatically create static arrays at compile time in C++

I have lots of data to be stored in a fixed array, with its elements depend on position. The value of each element can be calculated at compile time.

My code is almost like:

int fun(int p) // maybe constexpr
{
    return 0x1<<p;
}

int a[17] = {
    repeat_fun_from_0_to_16();
};

Since all of the value can be determined at compile time, there should be a way to do this, I guess.

I also checked out there's a repeat() in boost.assignment, but don't know how to use it with this situation.

Answer 1

Thanks to @aleguna , I've solved this problem by this answer.

All I need to change is the meta function:

template<size_t index> struct MetaFunc { 
    enum { value = index << 1 }; 
};