Boost 1.25.0

Prior Release (1.25.0)

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Version 1.25.0

October 1st, 2001 12:00 GMT

Thread Library added. Portable C++ multi-programming at last, from William Kempf.
Base From Member added to Utility Library. Support for the base from member idiom, from Daryle Walker.
Bind and mem_fn added - Generalized binders for function/object/pointers and member functions, from Peter Dimov.
Array Library: Minor updates, from Nico Josuttis.
Config Library: major redesign with much improved and automated configuration of Boost libraries for specific compilers, from John Maddock.
Random Number Library: Fixed bug when copying normal_distribution and improved the documentation, from Michael Stevens and Jens Maurer.
Special functions, octonions, quaternions updated, now useable with many more compilers, plus three new special functions, from Hubert Holin, Eric Ford, and others.
Tokenizer Library: fixes/enhancements to escaped_list_separator based on empty fields and tokens comments from Johan Nillson and Jens Maurer.
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