
On Tue, Feb 12, 2013 at 2:50 PM, niXman
1) whether these libraries are suitable for use in real projects? have anyone used them?
Boost.Log: YES it's used in my application (a multi-process, multi-threaded game) and works well so far. Others did use Boost.Log in production with high praise. Boost.Process: Yes but it depends what exactly you need as some feature are still being discussed/worked. I use it to spawn processes, but that's really the basic feature. I think it still needs some changes, as discussed in this mailing list, but I think it's current state is ok if you just want to spawn "simple" processes. Currently I use networking for communication between processes, because I can't assume they are running in the same computer.
2) do I understand correctly that the boost.process library does not have open CVS?
I'm not sure what you mean. Are you asking if it's in git? I think it's in SVN.
3) do I understand correctly that for the boost.log library I should use bleeding-edge branch?
AFAIK the bleeding-edge and trunk have been merged recently, so use trunk (it's boost.log v2 indeed). I hope there will be a mini-review soon so that we finally can have it available by default. Joel Lamotte