Hello all, I am getting close to having the Dataflow library ready to be submitted for review, and would like to respark some interest. The current version of the library offers a generic layer for dataflow programming that can be applied to various data transport mechanisms, and a Dataflow.Signals support layer for Boost.Signals that provides a number of general-purpose components and easy connectability. In the near future I will try to put together more real-world examples of how this library can be useful, but for now the docs have two possibly interesting examples: * an example of how to provide a support layer for another mechanism, with VTK as the victim. * an example of how to use the Dataflow.Signals layer with Boost.Asio and Boost.Serialization to make a distributed dataflow network. The docs are uploaded to: http://dancinghacker.com/code/dataflow/ Code is available from the boost sandbox (SOC/2007/signals), as well as the boost vault (Dataflow directory). All tests (with 1 exception) pass on GCC 4.0.1/darwin and MSVC8. The docs (and the library to some extent) still need work, but I hope what's out there is good enough to paint a picture of what this library is about and how it might be useful. All feedback is welcome! I will next work on an example that uses Boost.GIL to construct an image processing dataflow network. Best regards, Stjepan