Boost C ++ framework User Experience

Boost can be downloaded from the http://www.boost.org/users/download/, in fact jump to sf.net to download.

Without a Chinese help document, it is quite bad for Chinese people. There is a translation project, but there is no progress: http://code.google.com/p/boost-doc-zh. The help documentation in chm format is my favorite and convenient. The HTML method of PDF is not as good as CHM, and CHM is essentially a packaging of HTML. However, the directory tree is also very good with more functions such as searching and indexing. I really want to build an open source web project similar to CHM.

As you can see from his perspective, boost_000050_0.7z also has a size of 44.8 MB (47,059,966 bytes. You do not need to extract the package. After decompression, it seems like a help document? What about the files under the doc directory? Http://sourceforge.net/projects/boost/files/boost-docs/ is all PDF, such as boost_000047_doc_src.zip 64.0 MB (67,156,409 bytes), it makes me crash. The two seem to have a lot of identical things, maybe the source code contains doc_src. Why are the two parts managed together? Moreover, foreigners like the PDF format. Although CHM is in Microsoft format, maybe all of them use * nix, And they firmly oppose the use of guis (everything similar to Windows ), this group of people is really speechless, as long as it is easy to use, so what is the pursuit of professional efficiency. The documents they create are made from the developer's perspective, rather than the viewer.

Many of the boost folders have jamfile. V2, but there is basically no useful information to search for bjam. However, after a brief look at the document, you cannot find information about the bjam software. I am in windows, and if it is in Linux, it is still in conflict.

Since it is a cross-platform, why not do some work for the Windows platform? Later I saw it in the http://sourceforge.net/projects/boost/files/boost-jam/3.1.18/, where nt86 executable files.

It's good to forget open source. Do you still expect to be close to users? They can only read their documents in an inefficient manner and gradually ponder over them.

There are still a lot of resources to compile boost on the Internet.ArticleFor more information, see. The most important things are not the information provided by the boost documentation. The information they provide is also messy.

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