BOOST
C++ Libraries

BOOST is a directory of C++ programs which demonstrate the use of the BOOST libraries.

The BOOST libraries are a collection of free, peer-reviewed portable C++ libraries, intended to work with with, and extend, the C++ Standard Library.

Licensing:

The BOOST library is distributed under the BOOST Software License

Additional software, documents and data supplied here are distributed under the Gnu LGPL license.

Languages:

BOOST is available in a C++ version.

Reference:

1. http://www.boost.org, the BOOST home page.

Examples and Tests:

EXAMPLE1 is a program which reads integers from stdin, triples them, and writes the results to stdout; it does not terminate, and must be killed externally;

• boost_example1.cpp, the source code.
• boost_example1.sh, commands to compile the source code;

EXAMPLE2 is a program which reads a text file and prints out the subject lines, assuming the input file is a mail message.

• boost_example2.cpp, the source code.
• boost_example2.sh, commands to compile the source code;
• boost_example2_input.txt, the input file.
• boost_example2_output.txt, the output file.

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