# vector_c

### Synopsis

    template<
          typename T
        , T C1 = implementation-defined
        , T C2 = implementation-defined
        , ...
        , T CN = implementation-defined
        >
    struct vector_c
    {
    };

### Description

`vector_c` is a shorcut interface whose whole purpose is to make the creation of a `vector` of Integral Constants less verbose:

    typedef vector_c<unsigned long,-1,0,1,1,-1,0,0,1,-1> data;

If `vector_c` didn't exist, instead of the above line you would have to write this:

    typedef vector<
          integral_c<unsigned long,-1>
        , integral_c<unsigned long,0>
        , integral_c<unsigned long,1>
        , integral_c<unsigned long,1>
        , integral_c<unsigned long,-1>
        , integral_c<unsigned long,0>
        , integral_c<unsigned long,0>
        , integral_c<unsigned long,1>
        , integral_c<unsigned long,-1>
        > data;

### Definition

    #include "boost/mpl/vector_c.hpp"
    #include "boost/mpl/vector/vector0_c.hpp"
    #include "boost/mpl/vector/vector10_c.hpp"
    ...
    #include "boost/mpl/vector/vector50_c.hpp"

### See also

Random Access Sequence, `vector`, `list`, `list_c`, `range_c`

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