Changes between Version 15 and Version 16 of SoC2010

Timestamp:

Mar 10, 2010, 2:42:06 PM (13 years ago)

Author:

Andrew Sutton

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SoC2010

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 Student should be familiar with C++, generic programming techniques, and have some knowledge of computational geometry.
 
+== Porting to C++0x ==
+Port your favorite Boost C++ Library to C++0x! Many of the mainstream (but experimental) compilers support a number of C++0x features including rvalue references and move semantics, lambda functions, variadic templates, auto and decltype type deduction, etc. Rewriting your favorite library will not only give Boost a head start in the migration process, it will help identify cases where the new language features might be used to improve the design of a library or data structure.
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+Students should have a strong background in C++, some knowledge of the C++0x language features, and experience using their suggested library. Proposals should include information about the kinds of C++0x features that could be used to improve the library when porting.
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 = Summer of Code Policies =
 Forthcoming...