Re: [boost] [logic] Boost::logic (tribool?) actively developed?
It has resently updated to support a change in gcc compilers. So I would say it's actively maintained.
I would say it seems stagnant because it's always been as close to
I never asked if it was actively maintained but rather if the library is actively developed, i.e. are new features added, improvements in documentation... perfection as a
library can be.
The reason why the library appear close to perfect is because it clearly has minimal number of features. Improvements can be made to accommodate new needs, e.g. by including other logics.
As I mentioned this is the repo for the tribool library, at least that was the name prior to boost 1.70.0
On Fri, Jun 28, 2019 at 11:27 AM Jacob Lidman via Boost <boost@lists.boost.org> wrote:
It has resently updated to support a change in gcc compilers. So I would say it's actively maintained.
I never asked if it was actively maintained but rather if the library is actively developed, i.e. are new features added, improvements in documentation...
I would say it seems stagnant because it's always been as close to perfection as a library can be.
The reason why the library appear close to perfect is because it clearly has minimal number of features. Improvements can be made to accommodate new needs, e.g. by including other logics.
As I mentioned this is the repo for the tribool library, at least that was the name prior to boost 1.70.0
boostorg/logic is maintained by the Boost Community Maintenance Team. It is actively maintained. I believe we had quite the discussion about constexpr usage a couple releases ago with changes that got merged. If you submit issues and/or pull requests, we will see them. - Jim
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