boost (programming)

Boost is a collection of libraries that extend the functionality of C++. The libraries are licensed under the Boost Software License, a very open license designed to allow Boost to be used with any project. Several Boost libraries have been accepted for incorporation into the next library technical report of the C++ standard committee. Boost has a noticeable bias towards researching and extending the metaprogramming and generic programming features of the C++ language, with extensive use of templates, often in favour of a class-based solution.

Libraries

Boost provides extension libraries in the following areas:

Algorithms
Broken Compiler Workarounds
Concurrent Programming (Threads)
Containers
Correctness and testing
Data Structures
Function Objects and Higher-Order Programming
Generic Programming
Graphs
Input/Output
Interlanguage Support
Iterators
Math and Numerics
Memory
Misc
Parsing
Preprocessor Metaprogramming
String and Text Processing
Template Metaprogramming

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