Boost 1.27.0

Prior Release (1.27.0)

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April 13, 2013

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Version 1.27.0

February 5th, 2002 12:00 GMT

Python Library: Scott Snyder contributed inplace operator support.
Integer Library: Daryle Walker contributed enhancements to the type selection templates, and added new compile-time bit mask, binary logarithm, and extrema templates.
Function Library: user may request that boost::function objects store a reference to a function object target instead of a copy, using ref. Stateless objects are optimized so that they require no dynamic storage.
Quaternions: added support for GCC 2.95.x.
Octonions: added support for GCC 2.95.x.
Smart Pointers Library: Peter Dimov contributed a new implementation that fixes some bugs and adds some features including thread safety when manipulating the use count, custom delete functions, a new weak_ptr, and shared_static_cast and shared_dynamic_cast.
Preprocessor Library: changed macro prefix from BOOST_PREPROCESSOR to BOOST_PP, added support for list data structure manipulation, added examples, made library ANSI C friendly, added generalized repetition and iteration primitives, improved reference manual.
Threads Library: Mac Carbon implementation contributed by Mac Murrett.
Minor fixes to many libraries.