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Introducing the Boost librariesprogrammingBoost takes you far beyond the C++ Standard Library, making C++ programming more elegant, robust, and productive. Now, for the first time, a leading Boost expert systematically introduces the broad set of Boost libraries and teaches best practices for their use. Writing for intermediate-to-advanced C++ developers, Bjoern Karlsson briefly outlines all 58 Boost libraries, and then presents comprehensive coverage of 12 libraries you're likely to find especially useful. Karlsson's topics range from smart pointers and conversions to containers and data structures, explaining exactly how using each library can improve your code. He offers detailed coverage of higher-order function objects that enable you to write code that is more concise, expressive, and readable. He even takes you "behind the scenes" with Boost, revealing tools and techniques for creating your own generic libraries.Coverage includesSmart pointers that provide automatic lifetime management of objects and simplify resource sharing Consistent, best-practice solutions for performing type conversions and lexical conversions Utility classes that make programming simpler and clearer Flexible container libraries that solve common problems not covered by the C++ Standard Library Powerful support for regular expressions with Boost.Regex Function objects defined at the call site with Boost.Bind and Boost.Lambda More flexible callbacks with Boost.Function Managed signals and slots (a.k.a. the Observer pattern) with Boost.SignalsThe Boost libraries are proving so useful that many of them are planned for inclusion in the next version of the C++ Standard Library. Get your head start now, with Beyond the C++ Standard Library.
Contents
Foreword.Preface.Acknowledgments.About the Author.Organization of This Book.Introduction to Boost.String and Text ProcessingData Structures, Containers, Iterators, and AlgorithmsFunction Objects and Higher-Order ProgrammingGeneric Programming and Template MetaprogrammingMath and NumericsInput/OutputMiscellaneousI. GENERAL LIBRARIES.Library 1: Smart_ptr.How Does the Smart_ptr Library Improve Your Programs?When Do We Need Smart Pointers?How Does Smart_ptr Fit with the Standard Library?scoped_ptrscoped_arrayshared_ptrshared_arrayintrusive_ptrweak_ptrSmart_ptr SummaryLibrary 2: Conversion.How Does the Conversion Library Improve Your Programs?polymorphic_castpolymorphic_downcastnumeric_castlexical_castConversion SummaryLibrary 3: Utility.How Does the Utility Library Improve Your Programs?BOOST_STATIC_ASSERTchecked_deletenoncopyableaddressofenable_ifUtility SummaryLibrary 4: Operators.How Does the Operators Library Improve Your Programs?OperatorsUsageOperators SummaryLibrary 5: Regex.How Does the Regex Library Improve Your Programs?How Does Regex Fit with the Standard Library?RegexUsageRegex SummaryII. CONTAINERS AND DATA STRUCTURES.Library 6: Any.How Does the Any Library Improve Your Programs?How Does Any Fit with the Standard Library?AnyUsageAny SummaryLibrary 7: Variant.How Does the Variant Library Improve Your Programs?How Does Variant Fit with the Standard Library?VariantUsageVariant SummaryLibrary 8: Tuple.How Does the Tuple Library Improve Your Programs?How Does the Tuple Library Fit with the Standard Library?TupleUsageTuple SummaryIII. FUNCTION OBJECTS AND HIGHER-ORDER PROGRAMMING.Library 9: Bind.How Does the Bind Library Improve Your Programs?How Does Bind Fit with the Standard Library?BindUsageBind SummaryLibrary 10: Lambda.How Does the Lambda Library Improve Your Programs?How Does Lambda Fit with the Standard Library?LambdaUsageLambda SummaryLibrary 11: Function.How Does the Function Library Improve Your Programs?How Does Function Fit with the Standard Library?FunctionUsageFunction SummaryLibrary 12: Signals.How Does the Signals Library Improve Your Programs?How Does Signals Fit with the Standard Library?SignalsUsageSignals SummaryBibliography.Index.
