On 11/1/15 9:30 PM, Edward Diener wrote:
Perhaps because "concepts" are not part of C++ and unless concepts become codified Boost authors have nothing to work with in adding "concepts" to their library.
Sure they have something to work with. The Boost Concepts Checking library has been available since 2002 !!! And nothing would prevent library authors from including concepts in their documentation. This of course is my main point. If no one is interested in using what's currently available, how is making something else available going to make a difference? Not even the boost review process insists that library authors use concepts in their documentation - and this has been around since the original SGI documentation from 1995 - 20 years ago. CPP Reference uses concepts - but very little other documentation does. Robert Ramey