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It depends on the contributors, but boost also almost always fails to consider performance implications. For me it mostly looks like a reject pile for a stdlib
by CoolGuySteve 3y ago
It depends on the contributors, but boost also almost always fails to consider performance implications.
For me it mostly looks like a reject pile for a stdlib that I must also reject most of the time.
The alignment of incentives between these library authors and people that use C++ for high performance applications is just off.
- gumby 3y ago> For me it mostly looks like a reject pile for a stdlib that I must also reject most of the time. It’s also the opposite: a place where possible candidates for the standard get tried out first. But like you, I rarely use it.