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Yup. In fact, boost is often a code smell, especially in modern C++. The standard library packs a great deal of functionality now, and things like boost threadi
by sillysaurusx 3y ago
Yup. In fact, boost is often a code smell, especially in modern C++. The standard library packs a great deal of functionality now, and things like boost threading aren’t needed anymore. Lambda functions (closures) and range-based for loops also greatly reduced the need for boost.
It’s still useful, just not super critical anymore. You won’t feel like you’re missing out if you avoid it.
- self_awareness 3y agoSaying that boost is a code smell suggests that std is a code smell too, since often std gets its packages directly from boost.