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phrakture
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I'm NOT confused
Contrary to the other review, I actually know what's going on. Boost doesn't "implement the STL". Boost is a set of satellite libraries for C++ development - many of which are *already* accepted into the next C++ standard.
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...z Loskot
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Great piece of C++
Boost C++ Libraries represent collection of the greatest pieces of C++ code ever written by humanity.
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...eitkreuz
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A must-have, despite its shortcomings
I use Boost in every single of my C++ projects, and you should do so too. Boost just contains too many libraries without which C++ development wouldn't be as much fun. Some - not all! - of these libraries, like shared_ptr, are even so useful that they will go into the upcoming C++ standard. I regularly use more than 20 of its libraries.
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Contributing to Boost C++ Libraries
I am sorry, If the article is in the wrong place as a comment, but this is my first day at ohloh and so couldnt find out a way for discussion.
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lestermo
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Boost is fine. STL? ...not so much
I guess my 4-star rating is somewhat confused. I don't fault Boost's code: it's rock solid, well written, etc... However, I think the Boost folks have drunk too much STL kool aid.
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