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From: Ion Gaztañaga (igaztanaga_at_[hidden])
Date: 2024-05-21 05:03:37
Hi to all,
Boost.Container was accepted in 2011 when container classes were spun
off from Boost.Interprocess to form a new library. At that time it
offered new features like emulated move semantics for "classic" STL-like
containers and some new classes like flat_map and stable_vector.
During these years more containers/main features were added:
- The scoped allocator Model was added in Boost 1.50 (2012)
- static_vector was added in Boost 1.54 (2013)
- small_vector was added in Boost 1.58 (2015)
- Polymorphic Memory Resources were added in Boost 1.60 (2015)
- devector was added in Boost 1.75 (2020)
Lately I've been collecting some ideas about how to improve the library
and keep it interesting/useful both for other Boost libraries and Boost
users.
I've somewhat formalized a bit some of those ideas and I'd like to share
them here in order to obtain feedback from the developers. Here's the
document:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1VdMTheFUczC946dP3VKPseOoUq3sVKjU73oMvK8FE3o/edit?usp=sharing
Note that this document does not outline a schedule for all those ideas,
it's an initial description of possible developments that should be
evaluated/prioritized, as developing a substantial subset of the
proposals would be a huge task.
Thanks in advance for your attention and comments.
Best,
Ion
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