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Originally Posted by Cerulean
Regardless. Boost is a library which I very much love (especially Boost:  ython), but for something like this I don't think it's needed. It is a large library.
That was in reference to Ancient Dragon's sample, not yours. I'm quite aware of what boost::split does  |
ok, but i wasnt able to figure out that that didnt meant me.
well the boost libs are sometimes big, and but you are able to include just a few parts. but i think the perfomance and overhead-argument is understandable, as u can see by the size of the binary. but sometimes this resources are not the limiting fact so its always good to know about the libs that are usable, but i have to admit thats its never wrong to write an own solution if a lib would be an overhead. and sometimes u have to do that and in other cases its just like there is just a little overhead, or you have to focus on another implementation level and so u could/should use a lib..
greets
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of all the things he has lost, i think he misses his mind the most
typedef typename pizza_t<oven_policy<225,12.5>,ingredient_policy<salami,mushroom,cheese> > Pizza;
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