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In C++0x, I'm wondering what the type is of a lambda function. Specifically: #include<iostream> type1 foo(int x){ return [x](int y)->int{return x * y;}; } int main(){ std::cout<<foo(3)(4);//would output 12 type2 bar = foo(5); std::cout<<bar(6);//would output 30 return 0; } What do I need to replace type1/type2 with to get the above to work? Hopefully you can see what I'm trying to accomplish, so even if this isn't possible by a direct replacement of type1 and type2, perhaps you can guide me in the right direction. In other words: How can I get a function to return an anonymous function? How can I assign an anonymous function to a variable? Thanks! Edit: I'm compiling with visual studio 2010
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