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  • Boost.Http.Proto Project Highlights
    Link #Beast
    Recent Boost.Http.Proto work includes a chained_sequence abstraction that merges split buffers for chunked parsing, optional gzip/deflate support via a Zlib interface, and a coroutine client handling Accept‑Encoding, redirects and streaming. Boost.Beast updates add trailer field parsing, error‑code overloads, removal of a skip variable for faster CRLF handling, and forward‑declared headers.
  • Unordered polymorphic collections
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    Unordered polymorphic collections have been added to Boost.PolyCollection, employing boost::container::hub‑based segments to achieve iterator and reference stability. In contrast to the existing ordered variants, these collections use a different internal structure that yields insertion speeds comparable to or faster than their ordered counterparts, while iteration performance is slower due to the lack of vector‑based traversal. The new unordered collections (base, function, any, and variant) are scheduled for inclusion in Boost 1.93. Internally, all eight collection types are instantiated from a common poly_collection template parameterized by a model that specifies the polymorphism technique, ordering, and openness, creating a flexible three‑dimensional design. An article titled “Inside Boost.PolyCollection” documents this architecture in detail.
  • Hub is here
    Link #Bloom
    During Q2 2026 Boost work is summarized: boost::container::hub accepted for Boost 1.92; Boost.Unordered added C++20 range support; Boost.MultiIndex got iterator pointers; Boost.ICL fixed for libc++ v22; Boost.Bloom, Boost.Graph and activities noted.