#include "timemory/general/source_location.hpp"
#include "timemory/mpl/apply.hpp"
#include "timemory/mpl/filters.hpp"
#include "timemory/operations/types.hpp"
#include "timemory/utility/macros.hpp"
#include "timemory/utility/transient_function.hpp"
#include "timemory/variadic/base_bundle.hpp"
#include "timemory/variadic/types.hpp"
#include <cstdint>
#include <cstdio>
#include <fstream>
#include <functional>
#include <iomanip>
#include <ios>
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
#include "timemory/variadic/bundle.cpp"

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class	tim::bundle< Tag, BundleT, TupleT >
	Example: `bundle<Tag, component_bundle<Foo>, mixed_wrapper_types<concat<Bar, Baz>>>` will use `Tag` + `trait::is_available<Tag>` or `trait::runtime_available<Tag>` to disable this bundle at compile-time or run-time, respectively. It will covert `component_bundle<Foo>` to `component_bundle<Foo, Bar, Baz>` for purposes of function signatures and it will instantiate `std::tuple<...>` depending on the compile-time availability of `Bar` and `Baz`. `mixed_wrapper_types` is a dummy type with the appropriate aliases to perform these conversions. Here is a theoretical implementation of `mixed_wrapper_types` (which supports allocating components on the stack and the heap): More...

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