This post http://groups.google.com/groups?selm=000001c1cc83%24e154d5e0%247772e50c%40c1 61550a contains a clever is_class<> implementation based on the fact...
From: <nbecker@...> ... Sometimes the choice is not so clear-cut. std::for_each(v.begin(), v.end(), std::cout << _1 << '\n'); vs std::for_each(v.begin(),...
I've uploaded a new version of a barrier synchonization primitive to http://groups.yahoo.com/group/boost/files/thread_barrier_v2.zip Changes/Issues: 1. HTML...
Dear Boosters, I am currently working on "Beyond The C++ Standard Library - An Introduction to Boost", which is a tutorial-style book about several of the...
I think that the Lambda library should be accepted. * Semantics The two primary differences between the lambda bind and boost::bind are: 1. boost::bind uses...
... How will it look like with LL? ... lambda is not ... i.e. ... expression ... itself ... expression ... How will it look like with LL? I.e. how to define...
From: "rogeeff" <rogeeff@...> ... Actually now that I think about it, this is probably a non-issue since LL will just use bind(&X::f, *_1). This covers...
... The difference is really just syntactical. Even with lambda(x, y, ...) the variables x and y are still predefined placeholder names, defined by the FACT...
... and I am ... not a ... from ... a need of ... because ... lambda ... Second this. I can hardly imagine using of very complex function with switch end...
Agreed, the try/catch stuff, complicate loops etc. may be a bit too much as lambda expressions. The simple control structures (if_then, if_then_else), on the...
... Some of these have already been fixed (there's a separate branch, lambda_development_during_review, where I currently make any fixes to prevent changing...
... Also I might add, that with _1 being a typedef, you can have "x", "y", "z" instead if you prefer. Then writing a fn "lambda" to look like the above is ...
Yet another example of complexity being useful (ie. control fns.) I have a class which for reasons has to be this way, with a "type" id. I want a clone of it....
Request for reviewers for a book about BoostHi Björn, I'd be glad to help review your book. (I would in exchange like a publisher's copy, if I do a good...
Is the relatively low message volume still a "Yahoo Groups" maintenance hangover from the weekend, or has some (most?) of the traffic migrated to the new...
Fellow programmers I have just uploaded draft # 2 of my proposal for a boost library to address saving and restoring of C++ objects. Serialization.zip In...
hello everyone, just a quick and (hopefully) easy question: how do I use BGL Dijkstra algorithm to compute shortest path from a given vertex and all vertexes...
... That's true, but even on Boost a somewhat bloated library will turn off some users. (That's just a general comment, not a specific opinion that you should...
... and ... error ... failure, ... cycle ... immediate ... merely ... be ... I'd ... which ... OK. Thanks for the extended analysis. ... I've seen a lot of...
... That's true, but even on Boost a somewhat bloated library will turn off some users. (That's just a general comment, not a specific opinion that you should...
... <snip> ... expression ... also treat ... ENOENT ... From what I've seen on this thread, of all the different scenarios in which various remove failures can...
I think we can only find if the overflow problem is a serious practical problem but letting people try it - they HAVE been warned! Paul PS Nobody has responded...
I have recently been working on a magazine article about a smart weak
pointer implementation, without being aware of the work being done by Peter
Dimov for the...
