Part I. The Boost C++ Libraries (BoostBook Subset)
Table of Contents
- 1. Boost.Accumulators
- Preface
- User's Guide
- Acknowledgements
- Reference
- 2. Boost.Any
- Introduction
- Examples
- Reference
- Acknowledgements
- 3. Boost.Array
- Introduction
- Reference
- Design Rationale
- For more information...
- Acknowledgements
- 4. Boost.Chrono 1.1.0
- Overview
- User's Guide
- Reference
- Appendices
- 5. Boost.Concept_Check
- Concept reference
- 6. Boost.Date_Time
- Conceptual
- General Usage Examples
- Gregorian
- Posix Time
- Local Time
- Date Time Input/Output
- Serialization
- Details
- Examples
- Library Reference
- 7. Boost.Foreach
- Introduction
- Extensibility
- Portability
- Pitfalls
- History and Acknowledgements
- 8. Boost.Function
- Introduction
- History & Compatibility Notes
- Tutorial
- Reference
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Miscellaneous Notes
- Testsuite
- 9. Boost.Functional/Hash
- Introduction
- Tutorial
- Extending boost::hash for a custom data type
- Combining hash values
- Portability
- Disabling The Extensions
- Change Log
- Reference
- Links
- Acknowledgements
- 10. Boost.Interprocess
- Introduction
- Quick Guide for the Impatient
- Some basic explanations
- Sharing memory
between processes
- Mapping Address Independent Pointer: offset_ptr
- Synchronization mechanisms
- Managed Memory Segments
- Allocators, containers and memory allocation algorithms
- Memory allocation algorithms
- Direct iostream formatting: vectorstream and bufferstream
- Ownership smart pointers
- Architecture and internals
- Customizing Boost.Interprocess
- Acknowledgements, notes and links
- Boost.Interprocess Reference
- 11. Boost.Intrusive
- Introduction
- Intrusive and non-intrusive
containers
- How to use Boost.Intrusive
- When to use?
- Concept summary
- Presenting Boost.Intrusive
containers
- Safe hooks
- Auto-unlink hooks
- Intrusive singly linked list: slist
- Intrusive doubly linked list: list
- Intrusive associative containers:
set, multiset, rbtree
- Semi-Intrusive
unordered associative containers: unordered_set, unordered_multiset
- Intrusive splay tree based
associative containers: splay_set, splay_multiset and , splay_tree
- Intrusive avl tree based associative
containers: avl_set, avl_multiset and avltree
- Intrusive scapegoat tree based
associative containers: sg_set, sg_multiset and sgtree
- Intrusive treap based associative
containers: treap_set, treap_multiset and treap
- Advanced lookup
and insertion functions for associative containers
- Erasing and disposing
values from Boost.Intrusive containers
- Cloning Boost.Intrusive containers
- Using function hooks
- Recursive Boost.Intrusive containers
- Using smart pointers with
Boost.Intrusive containers
- Obtaining iterators
from values
- Any Hooks: A single hook for any Intrusive
container
- Concepts explained
- Node algorithms with custom
NodeTraits
- Containers with custom ValueTraits
- Thread safety guarantees
- Obtaining
the same types and reducing symbol length
- Design Notes
- Performance
- Release Notes
- Tested compilers
- References
- Acknowledgements
- Reference
- 12. Boost.Lambda
- In a nutshell
- Getting Started
- Introduction
- Using the library
- Lambda expressions in details
- Extending return type deduction system
- Practical considerations
- Relation to other Boost libraries
- Contributors
- Rationale for some of the design decisions
- Bibliography
- 13. Boost.MPI
- Introduction
- Getting started
- Tutorial
- Reference
- Python Bindings
- Design Philosophy
- Performance Evaluation
- Revision History
- Acknowledgments
- 14. Boost.Program_options
- Introduction
- Tutorial
- Library Overview
- How To
- Design Discussion
- Acknowledgements
- Reference
- 15. Boost.PropertyTree
- What is Property Tree?
- Five Minute Tutorial
- Property Tree as a Container
- Property Tree Synopsis
- How to Populate a Property
Tree
- How to Access Data in a Property
Tree
- Appendices
- Reference
- 16. Boost.Proto
- Preface
- Users' Guide
- Reference
- Appendices
- 17. Boost.Random
- Introduction
- Tutorial
- Reference
- Performance
- History and
Acknowledgements
- 18. Boost.Ratio 1.0.1
- Overview
- User's Guide
- Reference
- Appendices
- 19. Boost.Ref
- Introduction
- Reference
- Acknowledgements
- 20. Boost.Signals
- Introduction
- Tutorial
- Reference
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Design Overview
- Design Rationale
- Testsuite
- 21. Boost.Signals2
- Introduction
- Tutorial
- Example programs
- Reference
- Thread-Safety
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Design Rationale
- Signals2 API Changes
- Testsuite
- 22. Boost.StaticAssert
- Overview and Tutorial
- How it works
- Test Programs
- 23. Boost String Algorithms Library
- Introduction
- Release Notes
- Usage
- Quick Reference
- Design Topics
- Concepts
- Reference
- Rationale
- Environment
- Credits
- 24. Thread
- Overview
- Changes since boost 1.40
- Thread Management
- Synchronization
- Thread Local Storage
- Date and Time Requirements
- Acknowledgments
- 25. Boost.TR1
- Introduction
- Usage
- Configuration
- TR1 By Subject
- TR1 By Header
- Implementation
- Testing
- 26. Boost.Tribool
- Introduction
- Tutorial
- Reference
- Testsuite
- 27. Boost.Typeof
- Motivation
- Tutorial
- Reference
- Other considerations and tips
- Contributed By:
- Acknowledgements
- 28. Boost.Units 1.1.0
- Introduction
- Quick Start
- Dimensional Analysis
- Units
- Quantities
- Examples
- Utilities
- Reference
- Installation
- FAQ
- Acknowledgements
- Help Wanted
- Version Info
- Release Notes
- TODO
- 29. Boost.Unordered
- Introduction
- The Data Structure
- Equality Predicates and Hash Functions
- Comparison with Associative Containers
- Implementation Rationale
- Change Log
- Reference
- Bibliography
- 30. Boost.Variant
- Introduction
- Tutorial
- Reference
- Design Overview
- Miscellaneous Notes
- References
- 31. Boost.Xpressive
- Preface
- User's Guide
- Reference
- Acknowledgments
- Appendices
