Review Wizard Status Report
Review Wizard Status Report 1) Summary 2) Review Managers Needed 3) Review Schedule 1) Summary The next three libraries under review extend the c++ iostreams framework through stream modifiers. Please be prepared to discuss these libraries in the coming weeks. 2) Review Managers Needed If you would like to volunteer to be a review manager, please contact me at reportbase@yahoo.com. 3) Review Schedule August 21, 2004 More IO August 28, 2004 Iostreams September 7, 2004 Output Formatters September 15, 2004 Mini-Review wiki algorithims September 17, 2004 Smart Containers September 27, 2004 Named Params October 6, 2004 Policy Pointer October 16, 2004 Wave October 26, 2004 Finite State Machine (FSM) November 4, 2004 Fixed Strings August 21, 2004 More IO Author - Daryle Walker - darylew@hotmail.com Review Manager - Tom Brinkman - reportbase@yahoo.com Download: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/boost/files/more_io_4.zip [or] http://boost-sandbox.sourceforge.net/more_io_4.zip Description: Provides a multitude of I/O-oriented extensions. Some are extra manipulators; variants of "std::endl", a resetting manipulator, and a configurable manipulator. The library includes a set of base class templates for wrapping a new stream-buffer type around a stream class. Changes from the last interim version (called "more_io_3b.zip"): * split the manipulator header into several headers * refined the license statements in some already-affected files Changes from the first formal review (called "more_io.zip"): * refined the interface and implementation of array-streams and stream-buffer wrappers (including a wrapping example) * added the null-stream, value-stream, and pointer-stream headers * added generalizations to the new-line and skip-line manipulators * added the non-oriented 'reset' and 'form' manipulators * split the manipulator header into several headers * changed the license statements August 28, 2004 Iostreams Author - Jonathan Turkanis - turkanis@kangaroologic.com Review Manager - Volunteer needed Web-Page: http://home.comcast.net/~jturkanis/iostreams Download: http://home.comcast.net/~jturkanis/iostreams Description: The Iostreams Library serves two main purposes: To allow the easy creation of standard C++ stream and stream buffer classes for new data sources and sinks. To provide a convenient interface for defining i/o filters and attaching them to standard streams and stream buffers. The library focuses on freeing users from writing boiler plate code and allowing them instead to create highly reusable components. In addition to providing an abstract framework the library provides a number of concrete filters, sources and sinks which serve as example applications of the library but are also useful in their own right. These include components for accessing memory-mapped files (based on work of Craig Henderson) , for file access via operating system file descriptors, for code conversion, for text filtering with regular expressions, for line-ending conversion and for compression and decompression in the zlib, gzip and bzip2 formats. September 7, 2004 Output Formatters Author - Reece Dunn - msclrhd@hotmail.com Review Manager - John Torjo - john@torjo.com Download: http://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/ boost-sandbox/boost-sandbox/boost/outfmt/ [or] http://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/ boost-sandbox/boost-sandbox/libs/outfmt/ Description: The I/O formatters library provides an easy and customizable way to input/output arrays, STL arrays, STL collections, sub-arrays from/to STL streams. It allows you to configure how each element in such an array will be written to the stream or read from the stream, while providing reasonable defaults. September 15, 2004 Mini-Review wiki algorithims Author - Various Review Manager - Tom Brinkman - reportbase@yahoo.com Download: to be determined Description: not available September 17, 2004 Smart Containers Author - Thorsten Ottosen - nesotto@cs.auc.dk Review Manager - Pavol Droba - droba@topmail.dk Download: the boost sandbox: ptr_container Description: The Smart Container Library consists of several container classes that are capable of storing heap-allocated objects in an exception-safe manner. The interface of the container classes effectively hides the underlying pointers so one can work on objects directly; this indirection is done to make the classes safer and easier to use. The library can also be customized to allow, for example, that a container does not rake ownership of the stored objects. September 27, 2004 Named Params Co-Authors - David Abrahams - dave@boost-consulting.com) & Daniel Wallin (dalwan01@student.umu.se) Review Manager - to be determined Download: Boost sandbox boost/named_params.hpp [and] libs/utility/doc/named_params.html Description: This library is an attempt to address the problems of positional parameters by associating each parameter with a keyword identifier. Using this library, users can identify parameters by name instead of just argument position, and pass them in any order: window* w = new_window("alert2", movable = movability, opacity = 50); October 6, 2004 Policy Pointer Author - David Held - dheld@codelogicconsulting.com Review Manager - to be determined Download: available via boost CVS Description: Smart pointers are used to automate memory management by handling the deletion of dynamically allcoated objects (and other resources). They assist in ensuring program correctness, exception safety, and memory integrity. Policy Pointer is a policy-based smart pointer framework designed to accomodate the large number of smart pointer designs. Through the use of policy classes, virtually any smart pointer type can be constructed within this framework. This library is a Boostification of the original Loki::SmartPtr type with significant modifications. October 16, 2004 Wave Author - Hartmut Kaiser - hartmutkaiser@t-online.de Review Manager - to be determined Download Boost-sandbox Description: The Wave C++ preprocessor library is a Standards conformant implementation of the mandated C99/C++ preprocessor functionality packed behind a simple to use interface, which integrates well with the well known idioms of the Standard Template Library (STL). It uses the Spirit[4] parser construction library to implement a C++ lexer with ISO/ANSI Standards conformant preprocessing capabilities. It exposes an iterator interface, which returns the current preprocessed token from the input stream. This preprocessed token is generated on the fly while iterating over the preprocessor iterator sequence (in the terminology of the STL these iterators are forward iterators). October 26, 2004 Finite State Machine (FSM) Author - Andreas Huber - ah2003@gmx.net Review Manager - to be determined Summary - not available Download - not available November 4, 2004 Fixed Strings Author - Reece Dunn - msclrhd@hotmail.com Review Manager - to be determined Download: boosts-sandbox/boost/fixed_string [or] boost-sandbox/libs/fixed_string Description: The fixed string library provides buffer overrun protection for static sized strings (char s[ n ]). It provides a C-style string interface for compatibility with C code (for example, porting a C program to C++). There is also a std::string-style interface using a class based on flex_string by Andre Alexandrescu with a few limitations due to the non-resizable nature of the class. Tom Brinkman Boost Review Wizard reportbase@yahoo.com
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Review Wizard Status Report
1) Summary 2) Review Managers Needed 3) Review Schedule
1) Summary
The next three libraries under review extend the c++ iostreams framework through stream modifiers. Please be prepared to discuss these libraries in the coming weeks.
2) Review Managers Needed
If you would like to volunteer to be a review manager, please contact me at reportbase@yahoo.com.
3) Review Schedule
August 21, 2004                 More IO August 28, 2004                 Iostreams September 7, 2004               Output Formatters September 15, 2004              Mini-Review wiki algorithims September 17, 2004              Smart Containers September 27, 2004              Named Params October 6, 2004                 Policy Pointer October 16, 2004                Wave October 26, 2004                Finite State Machine (FSM) November 4, 2004                Fixed Strings
August 21, 2004         More IO         Author - Daryle Walker - darylew@hotmail.com         Review Manager - Tom Brinkman - reportbase@yahoo.com
        Download:         http://groups.yahoo.com/group/boost/files/more_io_4.zip  [or]         http://boost-sandbox.sourceforge.net/more_io_4.zip
        Description:         Provides a multitude of I/O-oriented extensions.  Some are extra         manipulators; variants of "std::endl", a resetting manipulator, and a         configurable manipulator.  The library includes a set of base class         templates for wrapping a new stream-buffer type around a stream class.                 Changes from the last interim version (called "more_io_3b.zip"):         * split the manipulator header into several headers         * refined the license statements in some already-affected files                 Changes from the first formal review (called "more_io.zip"):         * refined the interface and implementation of array-streams and         stream-buffer wrappers (including a wrapping example)         * added the null-stream, value-stream, and pointer-stream headers         * added generalizations to the new-line and skip-line manipulators         * added the non-oriented 'reset' and 'form' manipulators         * split the manipulator header into several headers         * changed the license statements
August 28, 2004         Iostreams         Author - Jonathan Turkanis - turkanis@kangaroologic.com         Review Manager - Volunteer needed
        Web-Page:         http://home.comcast.net/~jturkanis/iostreams
        Download:         http://home.comcast.net/~jturkanis/iostreams
        Description:         The Iostreams Library serves two main purposes:         To allow the easy creation of standard C++ stream and stream         buffer classes for new data sources and sinks.         To provide a convenient interface for defining i/o filters and         attaching them to standard streams and stream buffers.         The library focuses on freeing users from writing boiler plate code         and allowing them instead to create highly reusable components.         In addition to providing an abstract framework the library provides         a number of concrete filters, sources and sinks which serve as example         applications of the library but are also useful in their own right.         These include components for accessing memory-mapped files (based on         work of Craig Henderson) , for file access via operating system file         descriptors, for code conversion, for text filtering with regular         expressions, for line-ending conversion and for compression and         decompression in the zlib, gzip and bzip2 formats.
September 7, 2004    Output Formatters         Author - Reece Dunn  - msclrhd@hotmail.com         Review Manager - John Torjo - john@torjo.com
        Download:         http://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/                 boost-sandbox/boost-sandbox/boost/outfmt/ [or]         http://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/                 boost-sandbox/boost-sandbox/libs/outfmt/
        Description:         The I/O formatters library provides an easy and customizable way to         input/output arrays, STL arrays, STL collections, sub-arrays from/to         STL streams. It allows you to configure how each element in such an         array will be written to the stream or read from the stream,         while providing reasonable defaults.
        September 15, 2004      Mini-Review wiki algorithims         Author - Various         Review Manager - Tom Brinkman - reportbase@yahoo.com                 Download: to be determined              Description: not available
        September 17, 2004      Smart Containers         Author - Thorsten Ottosen  - nesotto@cs.auc.dk         Review Manager - Pavol Droba - droba@topmail.dk
        Download:         the boost sandbox: ptr_container
        Description:         The Smart Container Library consists of several container classes         that are capable of storing heap-allocated objects in an exception-safe         manner. The interface of the container classes         effectively hides the underlying pointers so one can         work on objects directly; this indirection is done to make         the classes safer and easier to use. The library can also be customized         to allow, for example,  that a container does not rake ownership of the         stored objects.
        September 27, 2004      Named Params         Co-Authors - David Abrahams - dave@boost-consulting.com) &                                 Daniel Wallin (dalwan01@student.umu.se)         Review Manager - to be determined
        Download:         Boost sandbox         boost/named_params.hpp [and]         libs/utility/doc/named_params.html
        Description:         This library is an attempt to address the problems of positional         parameters by associating each parameter with a keyword         identifier. Using this library, users can identify parameters by name         instead of just argument position, and pass them in any order:                 window* w = new_window("alert2", movable = movability, opacity = 50);
October 6, 2004     Policy Pointer         Author - David Held - dheld@codelogicconsulting.com         Review Manager - to be determined
        Download:         available via boost CVS
        Description:         Smart pointers are used to automate memory management by handling the         deletion of dynamically allcoated objects (and other resources).          They assist in ensuring program correctness, exception safety, and         memory integrity.  Policy Pointer is a policy-based smart         pointer framework designed to accomodate the large number of         smart pointer designs.  Through the use of policy classes,         virtually any smart pointer type can be constructed         within this framework.  This library is a Boostification of         the original Loki::SmartPtr type         with significant modifications.
October 16, 2004   Wave         Author - Hartmut Kaiser - hartmutkaiser@t-online.de         Review Manager - to be determined
        Download         Boost-sandbox
        Description:         The Wave C++ preprocessor library is a Standards         conformant implementation of the mandated C99/C++         preprocessor functionality packed behind a simple to use         interface, which integrates well with the well         known idioms of the Standard Template Library (STL). It uses the         Spirit[4] parser construction library to implement a C++ lexer         with ISO/ANSI Standards conformant preprocessing capabilities.         It exposes an iterator interface, which returns the current         preprocessed token from the input stream. This preprocessed         token is generated on the fly while iterating over the         preprocessor iterator sequence (in the terminology of the STL these         iterators are forward iterators).
October 26, 2004   Finite State Machine (FSM)         Author - Andreas Huber - ah2003@gmx.net         Review Manager - to be determined         Summary - not available         Download - not available
        November 4, 2004        Fixed Strings         Author - Reece Dunn - msclrhd@hotmail.com         Review Manager - to be determined
        Download:         boosts-sandbox/boost/fixed_string [or]         boost-sandbox/libs/fixed_string
        Description:         The fixed string library provides buffer overrun protection for static         sized strings (char s[ n ]). It provides a C-style string         interface for compatibility with C code (for example, porting a         C program to C++). There is also a std::string-style         interface using a class based on         flex_string by Andre Alexandrescu with a few limitations due to the         non-resizable nature of the class.
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I can't speak for anyone else's EMail setup, but messages from you (and you alone) seem to be filed with "uppercase A accent circumflex blank"
On my newsreader Tom's messages are circumflexless. Jonathan
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"Victor A. Wagner Jr." <vawjr@rudbek.com> wrote in message news:6.1.2.0.2.20040821154559.0527bec0@mail.rudbek.com...
I can't speak for anyone else's EMail setup, but messages from you (and you alone) seem to be filed with "uppercase A accent circumflex blank"
On my newsreader Tom's messages are circumflexless.
I believe they're Mac non-breaking spaces. It's one of those characters that isn't in the same position in the Windows character set. I'm assuming that they're an artifact of whatever tool Tom used to write the email text. Chris
Le dim 22/08/2004 à 02:52, Chris Little a écrit :
on 8/21/04 7:15 PM, Jonathan Turkanis at technews@kangaroologic.com wrote:
"Victor A. Wagner Jr." <vawjr@rudbek.com> wrote in message news:6.1.2.0.2.20040821154559.0527bec0@mail.rudbek.com...
I can't speak for anyone else's EMail setup, but messages from you (and you alone) seem to be filed with "uppercase A accent circumflex blank"
On my newsreader Tom's messages are circumflexless.
I believe they're Mac non-breaking spaces. It's one of those characters that isn't in the same position in the Windows character set. I'm assuming that they're an artifact of whatever tool Tom used to write the email text.
They are not Mac non-breaking spaces, they are UTF-8 encoded non-breaking spaces (U+00A0, 0xC2 0xA0). People who see a \^A before the blank are using newsreaders that don't support unicode. I don't think the problem lies with Tom's tools, since his mail headers correctly announce "charset=utf-8". Regards, Guillaume
Thanks, I'll file a bug report w/ Qualcomm... this is Eudora At Sunday 2004-08-22 00:26, you wrote:
Le dim 22/08/2004 à 02:52, Chris Little a écrit :
on 8/21/04 7:15 PM, Jonathan Turkanis at technews@kangaroologic.com wrote:
"Victor A. Wagner Jr." <vawjr@rudbek.com> wrote in message news:6.1.2.0.2.20040821154559.0527bec0@mail.rudbek.com...
I can't speak for anyone else's EMail setup, but messages from you (and you alone) seem to be filed with "uppercase A accent circumflex blank"
On my newsreader Tom's messages are circumflexless.
I believe they're Mac non-breaking spaces. It's one of those characters that isn't in the same position in the Windows character set. I'm assuming that they're an artifact of whatever tool Tom used to write the email text.
They are not Mac non-breaking spaces, they are UTF-8 encoded non-breaking spaces (U+00A0, 0xC2 0xA0). People who see a \^A before the blank are using newsreaders that don't support unicode. I don't think the problem lies with Tom's tools, since his mail headers correctly announce "charset=utf-8".
Regards,
Guillaume
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