Use internal enable_if<>
A simple cleanup---we have an internal enable_if<>
struct, and so we ought to use that for consistency instead of std::enable_if<>
. No functionality change here, just a cleanup.
A simple cleanup---we have an internal enable_if<>
struct, and so we ought to use that for consistency instead of std::enable_if<>
. No functionality change here, just a cleanup.