This is a broader C++ code-gen issue -- relating to the use of shared pointers and their impact on type deduction when dealing with polymorphic types. It manifests as follows, and can be solved through explicit specialization of the relevant function calls. The Ergoline compile will have to bear the brunt of this, generating specializations in the latter case.
generate.cc:212:88: error: no matching function for call to ‘ergoline::iterator<int>::zip(std::shared_ptr<ergoline::range<int> >)’
212 | auto it_ =azbs->zip(std::make_shared<ergoline::range<int>>(ergoline::int_to(0,n)));
| ^
generate.cc:58:68: note: candidate: ‘template<class B> std::shared_ptr<ergoline::iterator<std::tuple<A, B> > > ergoline::iterator<A>::zip(std::shared_ptr<ergoline::iterable<B> >) [with B = B; A = int]’
58 | template<typename B>std::shared_ptr<iterator<std::tuple<A, B>>>zip(std::shared_ptr<iterable<B>>bs){
| ^~~
generate.cc:58:68: note: template argument deduction/substitution failed:
generate.cc:212:88: note: mismatched types ‘ergoline::iterable<A>’ and ‘ergoline::range<int>’
212 | auto it_ =azbs->zip(std::make_shared<ergoline::range<int>>(ergoline::int_to(0,n)));
| ^
generate.cc:61:68: note: candidate: ‘template<class B> std::shared_ptr<ergoline::iterator<std::tuple<A, B> > > ergoline::iterator<A>::zip(std::shared_ptr<ergoline::iterator<B> >) [with B = B; A = int]’
61 | template<typename B>std::shared_ptr<iterator<std::tuple<A, B>>>zip(std::shared_ptr<iterator<B>>bs){
| ^~~
generate.cc:61:68: note: template argument deduction/substitution failed:
generate.cc:212:88: note: mismatched types ‘ergoline::iterator<A>’ and ‘ergoline::range<int>’
212 | auto it_ =azbs->zip(std::make_shared<ergoline::range<int>>(ergoline::int_to(0,n)));
| ^
This is a broader C++ code-gen issue -- relating to the use of shared pointers and their impact on type deduction when dealing with polymorphic types. It manifests as follows, and can be solved through explicit specialization of the relevant function calls. The Ergoline compile will have to bear the brunt of this, generating specializations in the latter case.