I'd like to request a formal review of Boost.Align Description: Boost.Align is a tiny library that provides alignment related utilities that several Boost libraries (Boost.Log, Boost.Smart_Ptr, etc.) re-implement themselves. Specifically it provides a function for pointer alignment (boost::align, as many vendors do not provide the C++11 std::align), functions for aligned allocation (boost::aligned_alloc, and boost:: aligned_free), and a class template for a C++ allocator that respects type (or minimum) alignment (boost::aligned_ that can serve as a replacement for std::allocator that works with over-aligned types). Source code: https://github.com/glenfe/align Documentation: http://glenfe.com/align/doc/align.html Satisfies following requirements for a fast-track review: 1. The component must be small. 2. The technique must be already in use in Boost libraries and the new component provides a common implementation. 3. A full Boost-conformant implementation is available. Thanks, Glen