> Or have Spirit perform a check: if `describe::members` is found use it,
otherwise fall back to Boost.Fusion.
Spirit uses Fusion iterator_range internally, it will require to find/write
a replacement that will work with both libraries.
AVL Databases were invented in C# and Java in 2016. More recently (2022)
AVL Databases were invented in C++. They were a port of the C# code back to
C++. In fact, the port was of a larger system - The Generic Language. Boost
Serialization Library was used to serialize a general datatype t in set<t>.
This applies to the C++ Variant of AVL Databases, The Generic Language
Compiler uses AVL Databases to store its code. Execution occurs directly
out of the code database, thus no loader is required. In fact the
multithreaded, monolithic runtime is very fast compared to the C# version
which is now obsolete.
uuindouus.zip
<https://drive.google.com/file/d/1NhEEmfZMf5yGbnsTAHH1N-XAjPCbczAy/view?usp=…>
Just noticed that the calendar has master closed for breaking changes
from yesterday... I was hoping to do a Math & Multiprecision release,
but they drop C++03 and have some massive restructuring/changes as a
result. On the plus side they're better tested than they probably ever
have been.
So... too late for 1.76 or not?
Thanks, John.
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