Kartik Mahajan wrote:
Hi
Hi
The only reason I am interested in some documentation related to its design and implementation is purely for learning purpose. As Boost libraries are designed mostly by experts, I would like to broaden my horizons “on how to design”. I would not like to be just a user of such expertly designed libraries and would like to learn the ins of designing. Also going through the code would I guess improve my skills.
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Is some documentation related to implementation of the library available ? I guess no ? Do we just have to comprehend by reading the code ?
Are there some tips for reading the code ( I am even unable to find which file to start from, I am still a newbie )
One suggestion is to while learning it, write and publish a primer on how it works. This way you will be reinforcing what you are learning and providing a useful tool for others who wish to know how it works. Alex