Andrew Sutton-2 wrote:
Currently my list implementations make heavy use of the new features
available in C++0x such as rvalue references and move semantics, but, I will be more than happy to create a backport of these for the current C++ standard so they can be included in Boost.
There are already in Boost.Intrusive single linked list and double linked lists, and both are wrapped into containers with full move, emplace and next-gen allocator support in Boost.Container (in the review queue).
The containers do not have policies in order to keep the standard interface, but the intrusive versions do. It might be interesting to ask the author of those two libraries, Ion Gaztañaga, whether he thinks you can provide improvements to them. In any case I'm not sure there is enough material for a project there
Ah... I wasn't aware that Container was in the review queue (sorry Tom). I think that this library might provide some good extensions for the Container library. I think it would be nice to have O(1) spliceable lists, if the programmer wants them.
I think that this is is already provided by the intrusive and container libraries. Best, Vicente -- View this message in context: http://old.nabble.com/-GSoC--Generic-Linked-List-library-tp28075331p28078557... Sent from the Boost - Dev mailing list archive at Nabble.com.