John C. Femiani wrote:
Raindog wrote:
Hello,
This will be the 2nd time I've tried to use boost::graph in a project, the first time I ended up scrapping the effort and using a different graph implementation because of performance reasons, but I was also considering scrapping it for the reasons I have listed here. My newest project will be using much smaller graphs. First, I *want* to use bgl, the problem I have is that it is by far the most complex and difficult to use library I have ever seen. I equate it to something harder than COM using only C.
Did you read the BGL book? I and my coworkers read it and it was helpful. (As with the MPL book)
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Yes. After reading David's reply, I think the majority of my issue revolves around the fact that using OOTB bgl was not quite sufficient in my mind and required me to dig a bit deeper and upon doing that digging, I felt that I had wholly inadequate information available to me.