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BoostCppLib
The next generation of the STL. Some parts of it can already be found under namespace tr1. Many parts of it will be in the next STL released with C++0x (the next standard C++).
The Boost Library uses namespace boost::. All classes in namespace boost:: can be found at the boost:: glossary.
Familiarize yourself with Boost [2].
To learn more about the Boost library, visit their website, or read [3].
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BoostCppLib
(C++) Boost
"...one of the most highly regarded and expertly designed C++ library projects in the world."
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Herb Sutter and Andrei Alexandrescu[1]
[/italic]The next generation of the STL. Some parts of it can already be found under namespace tr1. Many parts of it will be in the next STL released with C++0x (the next standard C++).
The Boost Library uses namespace boost::. All classes in namespace boost:: can be found at the boost:: glossary.
Familiarize yourself with Boost [2].
To learn more about the Boost library, visit their website, or read [3].
Boost compile errors
Boost installation
Boost CodePedia pages by topic
Boost CodePedia pages by class name
- boost::array
- boost::checked_delete
- boost::function
- boost::intrusive_ptr
- boost::lexical_cast
- boost::noncopyable
- boost::ptr_array
- boost::ptr_deque
- boost::ptr_list
- boost::ptr_map
- boost::ptr_multimap
- boost::ptr_multiset
- boost::ptr_set
- boost::ptr_vector
- boost::reference_wrapper
- boost::scoped_ptr
- boost::shared_ptr
- boost::timer
Boost links
- Homepage: http://www.boost.org/
- Wiki: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boost_library
References
- 1) http://www.boost.org/
- 2) Scott Meyers. Effective C++ (3rd edition).ISBN: 0-321-33487-6. Item 55: Familiarize yourself with Boost
- 3) Bjorn Karlsson. Beyond the C++ standard library: an introduction to Boost ISBN: 0-321-13354-4
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