As someone who writes a lot of asynchronous code in C++, lambdas have changed my life.
The paper seems to study the use of lambdas specifically as an alternative to iterators. I actually mostly still use iterators myself, rather than lambda-based alternatives, so I agree: they don't have a huge impact there.
But the headline is misleading. It should have had "when compared with iterators" added to the end.
The paper seems to study the use of lambdas specifically as an alternative to iterators. I actually mostly still use iterators myself, rather than lambda-based alternatives, so I agree: they don't have a huge impact there.
But the headline is misleading. It should have had "when compared with iterators" added to the end.