Quick question -- as I recall interprocess was accepted a few months back -- is there something that's preventing it from going into cvs? Once it is there we get the benefit of regression tests and other developers can easily see it.
The problem is that it's very unstable, because when Shmem was accepted, a lot of changes were requested and Shmem's POSIX/Win32 portability problems require reworking a lot of things. I'm trying to add also some new features. Interprocess has also to offer process-shared mutexes, condition variables, etc... I would like to offer the same interface as the proposed C++ standard interface (currently Boost.Threads, but some are proposing simplifying it, reworking scoped locks, etc...). Currently there is no documentation so it wouldn't be very usable (well, there are some tests to know how it works). I could upload it to CVS if any developer wants to start testing it and get suggestions. What do you think, it should go first to boost-sandbox, or directly to the boost main repository? Regards, Ion