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Questions tagged [boost]

Boost is a large collection of high-quality libraries intended for use in C++. Boost is free, and is often considered a "second standard library".

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Using boost::mpi to take the Euclidean norm of a vector

I am learning MPI (via boost::mpi) and wrote this program that takes the euclidean norm of a 1-D vector (represented as an array here.) I want to make sure that I ...
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Calculate huge Fibonacci Numbers in C++ using GMP and boost::multiprecision

Problem Statement Calculate the exact value of the n-th Fibonacci number, say the one-billionth. Algorithm The algorithm is based on the idea that Fibonacci numbers can be represented as 2x2 ...
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Automatic Differentiation with C++ Header-Only Library

Code review/feedback is requested and appreciated for the following open-source automatic differentiation C++ header-only library released under the Boost License. I am the author. https://github.com/...
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C++ game server

I'm writing a server for an MMO game using boost::asio. I would like to know, are there any design or other issues in my code? And what should I improve in it? Thanks in advance. BaseServer.h: ...
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Use of a single member struct as an attribute with boost::spirit::karma generators

Original Problem The original problem is parsing/generation of the transport header of the RTSP protocol, see RFC 2326 12.39 Transport, Page 60. The transport header is defined of multiple transport ...
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Implementation of a class that runs a child process with timeout using boost process in async mode

In the following code, I am trying to implement a program that runs a process and returns its return code, stdout and stderr. It ...
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How to use a predicate to create or filter vector [closed]

I have function which returns a vector or strings (values from an sqlite3 table). For each of those strings I need to generate a Qt Checkbox, if it does not exist yet. My first version looks like ...
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Processing XYZ data from a large file

I'm new to programming (1.5 years experience at university), and I'm working on my first computer vision related project! My goal is to take a file which might have CSV (comma separated) or txt format ...
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Determining if a regex can be found in a string

I've written my first C++ multithreaded application (as far as I can recall) which determines if a regex can be found in a string. This code works correct to the best of my knowledge. Could you gals/...
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C++ Trie implementation with Python wrapper

I'm just starting to use C++ so beginner feedback is fine here. CPP code (main.cpp, node.h, node.cpp, trie.h, trie.cpp, utils.h) main.cpp ...
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Traverse directory and store data

During one of assignment, I need to directory and store into proper data structure. I did following way and create to store as tree with multiple child and child will have linked list. Any ...
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Compile-time Lagrange polynomials in C++

I have implemented Lagrange polynomials, i.e. \$l_j(x) := \prod_{\begin{smallmatrix}0\le m\le k\\ m\neq j\end{smallmatrix}}\frac{x-x_m}{x_j-x_m} = \frac{(x-x_0)}{(x_j-x_0)} \cdots \frac{(x-x_{j-1})}{(...
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C++17: Boost.Hana based compile-time plugin registration

My aim with the following is to have a way of registering a list of classes, which represent plugins. In the end, I want a boost::hana::set that contains type objects for all plugins' classes. I want ...
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FizzBuzz, ’17-style

My exercise is to write the Fizz Buzz problem with the following in mind: Use the latest up-to-date style and best practices for a C++17 compiler. Don’t just show that I can write a loop. Rather, ...
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Quasi-Random Number Generators

I would like to communicate a piece of code which I hope will soon be broadly useful for everyone who programs in C++: A set of quasi-random number generators proposed for addition to boost.random. To ...
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Best practices to pass pcl::PointCloud<PointT> to a function

I am trying to pass a point cloud to a function. Since the point cloud data is huge, I don't want the compiler to make a copy of it while passing. Hence I passed the reference of it as shown below- <...
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Class template for the encapsulation of datasheet specifications using optionals

A couple of years ago I wrote a pair of class templates to encapsulate specifications which have one or more of a minimum, typical, and/or maximum value, e.g. on a datasheet like this one for the 741 ...
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Box partitioning with arrays of boost::intervals

I need to write a function that takes a box in space, represented as an std::vector of boost::intervals, and split it into several smaller boxes. First, for convenience, I made some definitions <...
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Operator overloading for Boost interval (vectors)

I am a complete newbie to C++ and programming in general. I need to write something for scientific purposes and as such, performance is crucial. I introduced two types, matrices and vectors with ...
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Define a class for latitude and longitude in C++ using boost::units and spheroidal coordinates

I am trying to write a class that defines latitude and longitude in C++ using boost::units and normalized spheroidal coordinates. I want to throw an exception if ...
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Recursive directory scan using boost file system

I have written the following code for searching and recursive directory. Please review it. Can it be optimized to avoid traversing symlink and handle "abort" signal inside for loop to continue the ...
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SCOPE_EXIT implementation

I'm a fanboy of the Boost library and I've used Boost's components extensively in my C++03 project. The team decided to merge several pieces of code including my project. I will get the C++14 ...
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Filter out elements from std::vector

I have ended up to following code in order to filter out some bad elements from an std::vector: ...
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Random Number Generator Followup: Choosing the Generator Algorithm and the Distribution

This question is a follow-up from my previous code review question. This question regards the ability to choose a predefined random number generator algorithm and also choose a generator distribution. ...
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Random Number Generator with Loads of Useless(-ish) Features

For fun, and to refresh my memory on Boost's program_options library, I have written a program with the goal of randomly generating numbers with loads of useless(-ish) features. I have termed it ...
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Checking whether a number starts with any of a list of string prefixes

This code will return false if the long double rand begins with any string in the vector ...
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Boost Asio Listener

I have developed a piece code to listen on a socket using Boost::asio. I would like to use that code in production. But before that, I would like to test it and ...
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Retrieving a certain amount of data from a socket [closed]

I'm trying to retrieve a certain amount of data from a socket, both Unix domain and TCP, but I've no control over its format or length. I discussed this with someone who told me to set my receiving ...
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Calculating a ton of mathematical constants

For a while now I have been working to construct a program to calculate a lot of mathematical constants. Before I explain, here's the code: Code ...
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Completed Makeshift Bash & Makefile To Compile C++ Examples

I am just experimenting with Bash and Makefiles to make my life easier, and here's what I came up with. Scenario: Files are in a directory containing a tutorial, or an iteration. For example, one ...
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Pattern for writing a generic string transformation function

I often need to write string processing functions that take an input string and transform that into some output string. I'm looking for a pattern to make such functions as generic as possible (with ...
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A wrapper on top of boost vector

Please review the following piece of code. The class implements a light weight wrapper on top of boost::container::vector. I am not getting the expected performance — nowhere comparable to std::vector....
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Double exponential quadrature

I'm trying to lighten the code review load for the maintainers of boost.math, and I was hoping you guys could help me out. I have a pull request which implements tanh-sinh quadrature, which is ...
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Accept constructor arguments from a given subset of types

I found myself often in the position that I want to have multiple arguments in a constructor which could be in any order. For example: ...
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Computing max t such that tanh(pi*sinh(t)/2) <1

I'm looking for a way to quickly determine that maximum value of t such that tanh(pi/2 sinh(t)) is strictly less than 1, for a ...
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Brute-force search for solution to an unsolved mathematical inequality

From this Wikipedia article, the following unsolved problem is presented as a result of Waring's problem: It has been proven that a finite number of k exist, and so far none are known. The follow ...
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TCP retarder for network delay simulation

I would like to simulate delay over network, for that I have implemented a simple retarder (=introduce random delay while maintaining order of messages) using Boost to handle sending itself. It ...
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A matrix class for objects other than numbers

I'm in the process of writing a matrix like container to store objects. Despite many existing matrix implementations, I won't do numerics. Instead I want to replace a ...
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A way to automatically reorder struct fields by their sizes in descending order

Using constexpr and preprocessor magic it is possible to cook a struct which have a minimal size between all possible sizes, keeping all the data members properly ...
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C++ Query String Parser

This query string parser is intended to parse the parameters and values of a parser query string. I'm particularly concerned about my use of std::move(...). I ...
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time_t to string

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SDel file deletion utility

SDel is an open-source command-line utility for secure file deletion. (For me personally, it is also an attempt to refresh my knowledge of modern C++ after a long period of using C.) SDel Alpha ...
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HTTP downloader using Beast

I have written a small HTTP downloader using boost::asio Beast library (proposed to be included in Boost) network::uri library ...
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Calculating the Riemann Zeta Function for x>2 real numbers

Here's the code: ...
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Detect if string contains more than 1 period

This function returns true if the string contains zero or one periods, and returns false if the string contains more than one ...
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Pimpl helper class

I have started to utilize the PIMPL pattern in my code. I do not have access to C++11 etc. but do have access to Boost. The code must be able to compile on C++03 compilers. I decided to write a ...
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Boost::Asio server

This is my first time trying to do anything proper in Boost::Asio, so I would love if someone could look at it and tell me if it makes sense. It's based on examples ...
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Relaying stdin data from one thread to another

I'd like to know if this piece of code is thread-safe. I'm learning something about threads, queues and synchronization, and I'd like to make sure this is correct, before moving forward to next step. ...
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Recursively generate combinations while using Boost Coroutines

I've tried out implementing a combination generator using boost coroutines. It accepts an array of possible values and generates one array at a time for each combination. As a limitation, it only ...
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Boost::python class overloading, issues in exposing more than one constructor

I am very new to boost::python and I am doing the first experiments. The following code works, but how to improve the code exposing also the non empty constructor? Some failed attempts have been ...

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