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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 discuss one of my favorite upcoming features of C++ 17 - amp;#39;std::invokeamp;#39;. Like all of these upcoming features for C++17, you can find documentation about it on CppReference.com. The documents make this look rather complicated, and thereamp;#39;s lots of things that are like amp;quot;return standard result of t,amp;quot; some function call and lots of forwarding references, and things that, you know, like, what does this do? The possible implementation of it looks particularly hairy, and even the examples I feel like are more complicated than needs to be. So I just want to run over this. What weamp;#39;ve got is a function that gives us a uniform interface into calling callable things. Okay, letamp;#39;s say we have this function called amp;#39;do
