I am actually trying to see if I can get a minimal library that supports the very few operations I use from boost::fusion.

Here is what I have so far...

template < typename... Types >
struct typelist
{
};

template < template < typename... > class F, typename... Args >
struct apply
{
  typedef typename F < Args... >::type type;
};

template < typename, template < typename... > class >
struct foreach;

template < typename... Types, template < typename Arg > class F >
struct foreach < typelist < Types... >, F >
{
  typedef typelist < typename apply < F, Types >::type... > type; 
};

Since the meta-function foreach implementation is trivial, I thought zip would be easy too. Apparently, this is not the case.

template < typename... >
struct zip;

template < typename...  Types0, typename... Types1 >
struct zip < typelist < Types0... >, typelist < Types1... > >
{
  typedef typelist < typelist < Types0, Types1 >... > type;
};

How can I generalize this zip meta-function to arbitrary number of typelists? What we need here seems to be a parameter pack of parameter packs. I am not sure how to do that.

Edit 1:

Implementation of is_equal...

template < std::size_t... Nn >
struct is_equal;

template < std::size_t N0, std::size_t N1, std::size_t... Nn >
struct is_equal < N0, N1, Nn... >
: and_ <
    typename is_equal < N0, N1 >::type
  , typename is_equal < N1, Nn... >::type
  >::type
{
};

template < std::size_t M, std::size_t N >
struct is_equal < M, N > : std::false_type
{
  typedef std::false_type type;
};

template < std::size_t N >
struct is_equal < N, N > : std::true_type
{
  typedef std::true_type type;
};

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