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Swiss Army Knife C++ Toolkit is a set of versatile tools for C++ development. It offers to a developer variety of everyday needed tools for programming. Among these tools are configuration files reader, Tokeniser, Singleton template and many more.

...(or 1 if you want by cut/paste pool.hpp content directly in hashmap.hpp if you want). It is template and doesn't require that your contained types are PODs, it doesn't require to set delete_key and empty_key. Unlike google densemap. It is mostly "C++ unordered_map" standard conformant and if you download it, you'll find a visual studio project, or a CMakeLists.txt that integrates the test suite from GCC for unordered_map. Which this map passes. Some bench: == 1 million int pushes == *open address: 275.852 ms *reserved openaddr: 110.268 ms std unordered: 277.544 ms == 100k random erasures == *openaddr: 8.70804 ms std unordered: 20.6305 ms == 1M iteration == *openaddr: 185.528 ms std unordered: 1010.53 ms == 50k finds in 1M == *openaddr: 4.24 ms std unordered: 10.44 ms

...You can find the current version at https://github.com/TehFlux/iftools iftools is an umbrella project for various libraries and utilities that facilitate application development in C++ with full Python bindings. It provides a rich set of features while still maintaining compatibility with other frameworks through a very low overhead and a lack of "tricks". iftools uses its own, easily extensible template system to provide a rich set of metaprogramming techniques for implementing features above the class level.

An object oriented Math library written in C++. This library contains set of template classes that are ready to be used. Currently a 2D Matrix, modular arithmetic, vector, and complex numbers are present. These systems can work together, you can create a matrix of complex numbers. Iterators for matrix and vector classes will be added soon. Please use SVN to access current version.

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. Mostly this isn't a problem as you can usually add an additional include path to your compiler's command line. ...

The Controlled Variables project is a set of header files for C++ developers. These files allow you to create controlled variables instead of using bare int, float, long, etc. 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!)

20 SkipList containers for C++ that work with STL. Combines set/map functionality with random access in logn time. One container is a multilist where you can order the same elements in a variety of different ways simultaneously.

The "gc" language is a script language with c++ grammer and c++ class library . The gaiasle is a set of script language framework . It has some new ideas about soft development ,specially about web server programs .

A simple set of C++ Templates which abstract the common problem of updating a value based on changes in time. Comes with a simple example - just add the OverTime folder to your includes path and compile it to see how things work.

Interval Container Library (ICL): An STL based generic library for computations on intervals, interval containers and cubes

Development library for distributed programming. Spitfire provides an easy to use set of tools for managing processes and their communication. You just need to define the interfaces and behaviour of the processes; everything else is already done :-D

PET is a C++ library that implements generic regular path expressions. It provides a set of classes and overloaded operators that allow the programmer to define regular path expressions over user-defined data structures using solely the GCC compiler