An alternate idea might be to take these changes and any new Boost.Graph algorithms in the vault as a single introduction. This could include:
- the planar graph suite - cycle ratio code - floyd-warshall (new params)
Planar graphs and the cycle ratio code are already in Subversion (?)
I just noticed that, and will retract the suggestion :)
This is the kind of thing that we really, really, really wanted to do as part of the "Boost.Graph version 2". We'd also like to jettison the current BGL named parameters mechanism to use the parameter library, and also work to update the documentation from crusty old HTML to Quickbook (which I think the IBD project has started doing?). We have a few interface improvements and a bunch of bug fixes in the Parallel BGL that could also make their way into this branch...
The big question, of course, is whether we can dedicate enough time to make this happen. I can spare a few cycles until mid-October, after which I hope my schedule will free up a bit to work on the BGL.
I'm more than willing to spend some serious time working on Boost.Graph this semester - It won't be as much as I spent this summer, but at least a couple days a week. Besides, the person working on Boost docs for IBD was me. Unfortunately, I've only taken a quick look at pBGL so I don't know too much about it. Those improvements would have to be pointed out. Andrew Sutton asutton@cs.kent.edu