I had a chance to try the Common C+ libraries, and I found them to be quite convenient. We may even use those libraries in our company for our projects.
For this reason, I am wondering what would be the future of the project, and what extension to the library have been planned.
There is many room for new classes in the library. My first ideas would be to propose some more classes that match the posix standard (such as message queues, etc.) or classes that solve generic problems (for instance that would implement design patterns)
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A new roadmap is being drawn up for shorter term goals, but I think what you suggest should be part of it, as in more classes that cover other common system services which are still not part of Common C++, and also classes for common design patterns.
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I had a chance to try the Common C+ libraries, and I found them to be quite convenient. We may even use those libraries in our company for our projects.
For this reason, I am wondering what would be the future of the project, and what extension to the library have been planned.
There is many room for new classes in the library. My first ideas would be to propose some more classes that match the posix standard (such as message queues, etc.) or classes that solve generic problems (for instance that would implement design patterns)
A new roadmap is being drawn up for shorter term goals, but I think what you suggest should be part of it, as in more classes that cover other common system services which are still not part of Common C++, and also classes for common design patterns.