
13 Jan
2009
13 Jan
'09
10:24 a.m.
Dmitriy Maksimov <dmitriy.maksimov <at> redoxygen.com> writes:
Hi,
I didn't found boost::scope_exit library in Boost 1.37 althougth the library approved in May 2008. Why?
Hi Dmitriy, I commited code and tests on the last day for new libraries (Dec 20th) but the commit didn't appear in the repository. I didn't realise that my commit required prior approvals (I later re-read the guide and found this requirement) so it could be rejected by svn admin. I wrote to Beman few days later but got no reply. As we're getting closer to C++0x with lambdas, scope_exit becomes less attractive because one can write something like: using boost::multi_index::detail; scope_guard g = make_guard( [&a, b]() -> void { /* … */ } ); Alex