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From: Beman Dawes (bdawes_at_[hidden])
Date: 2007-11-16 13:09:17


For the headers that appear in boost-root/boost, rather than a library
specific subdirectory, it is very helpful if they self-identify what
library they belong to. This allows scripts to associate the header with
a library.

The usual way to do this is to include a comment. A typical example:

     // See http://www.boost.org/libs/config for documentation

The exact format doesn't matter. What does matter is that the library
name be found somewhere in the file, immediately following a string
which contains "/libs/".

Below is the result of doing:

     grep -L "/libs/" *.h*

I'd appreciate maintainers adding a library identifying comment to these
files. Otherwise I'll do it, which carries a slight risk that I'll get
it wrong.

Thanks,

--Beman

aligned_storage.hpp
asio.hpp
bimap.hpp
blank.hpp
blank_fwd.hpp
circular_buffer.hpp
circular_buffer_fwd.hpp
date_time.hpp
dynamic_property_map.hpp
foreach.hpp
function_equal.hpp
function_output_iterator.hpp
get_pointer.hpp
implicit_cast.hpp
is_placeholder.hpp
iterator_adaptors.hpp
lexical_cast.hpp
mpi.hpp
non_type.hpp
none.hpp
none_t.hpp
optional.hpp
parameter.hpp
pfto.hpp
pointer_cast.hpp
program_options.hpp
smart_cast.hpp
spirit.hpp
state_saver.hpp
strong_typedef.hpp
thread.hpp
type.hpp
variant.hpp
wave.hpp


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