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...What's completed? As of writing, the following libraries have been written and tested: 1. Memory accounting/tracking 2. String operations 3. Vectors 4. Trees 5. Dictionary arrays 6. Configuration management See the wiki page for more information

STXXL is an implementation of the C++ standard template library STL for external memory (out-of-core) computations, containers, and algorithms that can process huge volumes of data that only fit on disks.

Spatial is a generic header-only C++ library providing multi-dimensional in-memory containers, iterators and functionals. Spatial is a general purpose library with good overall performance thanks to its self-balancing k-d tree containers. Spatial makes it easy to search for nearest neighbors, orthogonal ranges, or perform ordering of objects in any number of dimensions. Spatial's design borrows heavily from the STL, and strives to follow it's elegant interface; therefore Spatial's...

The full name of "esnetwork" is "easy simple network library". It is a cross-platform C++ network library based on boost::asio (http://think-async.com). It aims to be a simple, easy-to-use and full-featured networking framework, like MINA in Java.

hbcxx uses the Unix hashbang (or shebang) #!/path/to/interpreter technique to make C++ source code directly executable. Modern C++, meaning C++11 or even C++14, feels like another language. This is not because the language has been changed massively but because the new features encourage a different, and slightly higher level way to think about writing C++. It's faster, more fun, supports lambdas, has tools to simplify memory management and includes regular expressions in the standard...

MathX is a fixed-length arithmetic-types written in pure c++ templates. The goal is to provide signed-integer, unsigned-integer, IEEE-754 float-point and fixed-point types, all with specific number of bits. To this moment, only signed-integer and unsigned-integer are completed for little-endain architecture. Any compiler that support c++03 or c++11 can successfully compile MathX. Refer to README for more information.

The gmfXML project is a library that assists with XML handling. Parsing XML and writing to a stream are automated. The in-memory XML structure can be easily traversed with iterators. It is extremely light-weight and efficient, making use of boost regex.