Stephen Cleary
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Added workaround for compilers without template partial specialization -- Thanks to Peter Dimov!
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README
For the most current version of Boost libraries and documentation, see:
http://www.boost.org
Boost documentation is in HTML format.
The highest level directory (which contains this README file) should have a file index.htm
with links to all documentation. When viewing index.htm with a web browser, follow the
"Libraries" link on the navigation bar for information on building boost libraries for
your particular compiler and operating system.
http://www.boost.org
Boost documentation is in HTML format.
The highest level directory (which contains this README file) should have a file index.htm
with links to all documentation. When viewing index.htm with a web browser, follow the
"Libraries" link on the navigation bar for information on building boost libraries for
your particular compiler and operating system.