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Hello, and welcome to C++ Weekly. Iamp;#39;m your host, Jason Turner. Once a week I pick some topic of interest in C++ and dig into it with some live coding. In this episode Iamp;#39;m going to give an overview of the amp;#39;std::bindamp;#39; function and its capabilities. So if you look at the documentation for std::bind it seems a bit obtuse, maybe simplistic. So it takes a thing called amp;#39;famp;#39; that is a amp;quot;callableamp;quot;, which means a function object, pointer to function, reference to pointer (a reference to function), pointer to a member function, pointer data member Itamp;#39;s anything that can be called as if it were a function and then it takes a list of arguments that want to be bound to this function call. So in the most simplistic sense it binds parameters to functions. Letamp;#39;s say for instance that we have this function called amp;#39;printamp;#39; and it takes an integer, and weamp;#39;re going to do it b
