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Boost.Charconv has been accepted!This high-performance library offers efficient string and numeric conversions, without exceptions. Thanks to Review Manager Christopher Kormanyos.
Github:
https://github.com/boostorg/charconv
Docs:
www.boost.org/doc/li..../charconv.html#boost
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Boost.Scope has been accepted!Take full advantage of RAII for easy and safe resource management, transactional code and more.
Github:
https://github.com/Lastique/scope
Docs:
lastique.github.io/s..../doc/html/index.html
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Review of Zach Laine's Parser library has been scheduledFebruary 19, 2024 - February 28, 2024
Big thanks to Marshall Clow for volunteering to be the review manager.
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Boost.Charconv review runs Jan 15-25, 2024Please consider posting a review on the Boost Mailing List.
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Krystian's Q4 2023 UpdateDuring Q4, enhancements were made to MrDocs to render overload sets, support friend declarations, deduction guides, enumerators, and to replace prior TypeInfo variants with a unified SymbolName type. clang work progressed on C++ conformance fixes and a patch to improve dependent name lookup diagnostics.
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Dmitry's Q4 2023 UpdateIn Q4 2023 the JSON library’s direct parsing was completed and released in Boost 1.84.0, after which work shifted to implementing direct serialization using the standard serializer, with performance optimizations, CIdriven benchmarking, and coverage analysis guiding refactoring; completion is targeted for the next Boost release.
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Mohammad's Q4 2023 UpdateRecent work on Boost.Beast and Boost.PropertyTree is described, covering issue triage, associator specialization, replacement of beast::bind_front_handler with asio::prepend, removal of dead code, and preparing PropertyTree for Boost 1.84.
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Ruben's January update: presenting Boost.MySQL's new pool!Boost.MySQL's experimental connection pool is added in Boost 1.85, handling reconnections, health checks, and session cleanup via reusable connections. Boost.Redis is released, network code is refactored to sans‑io state machines, and client‑side query formatting is planned.
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