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I was trying to go through the boost optional documentation, and I find this with all of the boost docs in that I can't find a clear API definition. ...
In Boost 1.84 (currently in progress): Big new feature: field names reflection. Added new constexpr boost::pfr::get_name() function that returns a st...
I'm using boost::numeric::odeint to build a custom integrator. Other than computing the discrete derivative of the state, I'm computing the output equ...
I try to apply boost::range::conbine to a couple of std::subranges but the example does not compile. #include <array> #include <ranges> #i...
So I'm building a simulated file-system in C++ to study the language better and maybe some system level programming. Im using Boost::Serialization to ...
I'm compiling boost sources 1.80.0 to generate static libraries and by default boost uses these options : -fvisibility-inlines-hidden -fvisibility=hi...
Python has a very useful optimization library called nevergrad, which I wanted to try using in a project written in C++. A simple test case on nevergr...
I am running a simple benchmarking exercise of 2d array access of reading and writing. I have const int XDim = 1000; and const int YDim = 1000; and cr...
My application handle 3 types of tasks that are originated by either async external source (User press button), or internally (timeout expires, ongoin...
I know that with a combination of mp_with_index and mp_at_c, we can convert a single index into a type T: using List = mp_list<Foo, Bar, Baz>; s...
My code crashed when trying to initiate the strand member with adding another io_context I had a class with io_context and a strand. The existing io_c...
I'd like to analyze the ordering of boost.asio calls using strand. Consider the following scenario. First, a coroutine that uses the strand is called ...
Short version Is executing boost::asio::~strand<> on that same strand supported? Found documentation The docs seems inconsistent, the "legacy/deprecat...
A few months ago I installed boost on Ubuntu 22.04 using: sudo apt-get install libboost-all-dev This installed version 1.74. However, I need 1.82 and ...
I am attempting to make Boost code compatible with AutoIt. The original project. My version. How to prevent multiple concurrent callbacks into the use...
When attempting to securely connect to a remote IMAP server using Boost ASIO, the server handshake fails on every connection. The exception message re...
I read in this SO answer that there are locks around several parts of asio's internals. In addition I'm aware that asio is designed to allow multiple ...
I am learning about memory pool, and trying to utilize boost::pool_allocator in my project. According to the documentation, I made a small test about ...
I am working to implement a code which was written in MATLAB into C++. In MATLAB you can slice an Array with another array, like A(B), which results i...
I have been going throught the boost asio library in which most of the objects need the io_context object as argument to the constructor. I have read ...
std::span was introduced in C++20, but I'm limited to C++14 and, to a lesser extent, to Boost libraries of any version. Is there something similar in ...
I have installed libboost_python3 and am trying to link it to my program but get this error: /usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lboost_python3 Can anyone help ...
When inserting a new box into an rtree, I want to first check if an identical box is already in the tree. If it is, I want to just get that value, oth...
I would like to manipulate the http response sent to the websocket client durring accept. I've read the examples and the manual, I can pare the reque...
I have constructed a boost BGL graph: using vertex_t = std::variant<node_t, specialNode_t>; // structs using edge_t = std::variant<TerminalT...
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