No dia 10 de abr. de 2026, às 21:22, Andrzej Krzemienski via Boost <boost@lists.boost.org> escreveu:
Hi All, Thank you Joaquín for writing and sharing the library, and sorry if this sounds ungrateful, but looking at the documentation, it doesn't look comfortable. It looks like it assumes one is already familiar with std::hive, but it is difficult for a regular C++ programmer to learn hive. Even the common source of truth -- cppreference.com -- doesn't have std::hive documented.
Are the users expected to use https://eel.is/c++draft/sequences#hive as reference, and p0447r28 as motivation? I would expect a library to be self-contained: the documentation comes with the sources.
Hi Andrezj. Nothing ungrateful about your observations :-) This submission is a little bit of uncharted territory to me as the proposal is for a Boost.Container component rather than a library of its own (though this is going to be discussed during the review, I think), and this has led me to be somewhat hesitant about how extensive the documentation should be (which is currently just the README.md file in wait for eventual integration into Boost.Container docs). But your feedback is clear and I will extend the docs to be as self-contained as possible. I’ll do that before the review begins. Best, Joaquín M López Muñoz