[boost] What's up with boost/utility/ ?

From: Ronald Garcia (garcia_at_[hidden])
Date: 2006-02-14 16:06:19

I'm wondering how the "boost/utility/" directory and utility.hpp header 
are managed.  A few things I have noticed about it:

- on the library documentation page, "utility" links point to 
"utility.htm" which does not document all of the libraries in the 
utility directory.  Some of those libraries, like enable_if, have their 
own entry.

- checked_delete() is documented in "utility.htm", but it is not in the 
boost/utility directory

- there is a documentation page "boost/utility/index.html", but it 
doesn't seem to be linked to from anywhere.  Some of the documentation 
referenced on that page has no other reference, and therefore seems 
inaccessible except through google.

Is Boost.Utility a single library with multiple developers?
Is it a directory where separate libraries get placed under some 
criteria?
Where would a link to "boost/utility/index.html" rightfully go (or 
should each header in utility have its own documentation from the 
toplevel)?
Why is checked_delete not in the "boost/utility" directory?

Thanks,
ron