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Containers to extend STL: graph, tree, matrix, smart-pointer. Persistence (serialisation) of C++ data structures. Portability: subprocesses, TCP, file system. Reusable subsystems: library manager, message handler. Portable between OSs and compilers. Documentation is included in the download and is also available on the STLplus website http://stlplus.sourceforge.net. The headers are intended to be readable, so look at them too for usage information on each function and class.

This utility will generate the entire database code for Android and iOS from a specified .xml file. The code is written in C++ and requires a C14 compatible compiler. Simple Makefile also included for Linux/Mac. We have also included CMake compatibility and Visual Studio has builtin CMake capability.

The Boost preprocessor library is a great library. However, I've found a problem that it does not cover. It cannot deal with a repetition of a file that doesn't either exist in the include path set or relative to that set. This is because the #include BOOST_PP_ITERATE() tries to include the file to iterate over from another file in another directory. Since it is in another directory different from the caller, this requires that the caller is located somewhere off of one of the include directories or it won't be found. ...

...Controlled Variables ensure you always use initialized variables. The project includes the generator. (IMPORTANT: If you're here just to get the header files, go to the Download area and get the file ending in _header-x.y.z.tar.gz as the other one is just the program used to build those header files!)

Desktop environment based on Qt. Project has moved to https://github.com/vilkov/qfm

Collection of multi-platform C++ libraries

Tested, portable, standard C++ source code for policy based log stream, configuration data, external string table, field-delimited strings and text file reader. BSD license. Templated for use with any valid instantiation of std::basic_string.

The ordered_tree class template is an implementation in C++ of the ordered tree data structure. It implements breadth, depth search, as well as child and leaf iterators. A single header file is needed to use the code.