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 …is a template metaprogramming library intended for compile time computation written in C++. As its name implies it follows the overall concept of viewing types as values and templates as functions manipulating those values.
 
-This library is currently primarily a reimplementation of my previous attempt at this problem: [ConstList](https://github.com/KnairdA/ConstList). As detailed in the appropriate [blog article](http://blog.kummerlaender.eu/article/a_look_at_compile_time_computation_in_cpp/) the mixed approach between generic lambda expressions, `constexpr` marked functions and template metaprogramming doesn't offer sufficient flexibility which led me to approach compile time computation in a slightly different manner via this new library.
+This library is a expanded reimplementation of my previous attempt at this problem: [ConstList](https://github.com/KnairdA/ConstList). As detailed in the appropriate [blog article](http://blog.kummerlaender.eu/article/a_look_at_compile_time_computation_in_cpp/) the mixed approach between generic lambda expressions, `constexpr` marked functions and template metaprogramming doesn't offer sufficient flexibility which led me to approach compile time computation in a slightly different manner via this new library. As one might notice this boils down to using _Scheme_ as a metaphor for C++ template metaprogramming. In fact all test cases and examples are documented by representing their logic in _Scheme_.
 
 ## Example
 
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 * guaranteed evaluation during compile time
 * basic math and logic operations
 * conditionals
-* `Cons` structure
-* `List` function as helper for `Cons` construction
+* `Cons` constructor for `Pair` type
+* `List` function as helper for `Pair` based list construction
 * basic list operators such as `Nth`, `Length`, `Take` and `Append`
 * list generators such as `Iota` and `MakeList`
 * higher order list operation `Fold`
 * higher order list operations such as `Map` and `Filter` expressed in terms of `Fold`
 * higher order list queries such as `Find`, `Any`, `All` and `None`
 * higher order list generators such as `ListTabulate`
+* higher order list operations such as `TakeWhile`, `Partition` and `Sort`
 * basic partial function application support using `Apply`
 * `static_assert` based test cases for all of the above
+* MIT license
 
 ## Requirements