Learning Boost C++ Libraries > PACKT 원서리스트

1: Introducing Boost
How it all started
What is Boost?
Getting started with Boost libraries
Self-test questions
Summary

2: The First Brush with Boost's Utilities
Simple data structures
Working with heterogeneous values
Handling command-line arguments
Other utilities and compile-time checks
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3: Memory Management and Exception Safety
Dynamic memory allocation and exception safety
Smart pointers
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4: Working with Strings
Text processing with Boost String Algorithms library
Splitting text using the Boost Tokenizer library
Regular expressions using Boost.Regex
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5: Effective Data Structures beyond STL
Boost Container library
Fast lookups using Boost Unordered containers
Containers for dynamically-allocated objects
Expressive initialization and assignment using Boost.Assign
Iteration patterns using Boost.Iterator
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6: Bimap and Multi-index Containers
Containers for multi-criteria lookups
Boost Multi-index containers
Boost Bimap
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7: Higher Order and Compile-time Programming
Higher order programming with Boost
Compile-time programming with Boost
Domain Specific Embedded Languages
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8: Date and Time Libraries
Date and time calculations with Boost Date Time
Using Chrono to measure time
Measuring program performance using Boost Timer
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9: Files, Directories, and IOStreams
Managing files and directories with Boost Filesystem
Extensible I/O with Boost IOStreams
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10: Concurrency with Boost
Creating concurrent tasks with Boost Thread
Managing shared data
Boost Coroutine
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11: Network Programming Using Boost Asio
Task execution with Asio
Network I/O using Asio
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Appendix A: C++11 Language Features Emulation
RAII
Copy semantics
Move semantics and rvalue references
C++11 auto and Boost.Auto
Range-based for-loops
C++11 exception-handling improvements
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Appendix B: Index