C++11: Programming with Boost

Overview/Description
Boost includes a range of free, portable, and peer-reviewed C++ libraries and includes a number of libraries specific to C++11. This course covers a series of commonly used Boost libraries.

Target Audience
Individuals with programming experience who wish to learn the basics of the Boost libraries.

Prerequisites
None

Expected Duration (hours)
2.5

Lesson Objectives

C++11: Programming with Boost

• start the course
• provide a high level overview of the Boost libraries
• configure visual studio to compile and link Boost in C++
• use the bimap in Boost C++ libraries
• use the circular buffer in Boost C++ libraries
• recognize the functionality of dynamic bitset in Boost C++ libraries
• use the dynamic bitset in Boost C++ libraries
• use any in Boost C++ libraries
• use variant in Boost C++ libraries
• use variant visitor in Boost C++ libraries
• use the BOOST_FOREACH in Boost C++ libraries
• use the tokenizer in Boost C++ libraries
• use token separators in Boost C++ libraries
• use the Boost format library for C++
• use tabulation and manipulators in Boost C++ libraries
• use lexical cast in Boost C++ libraries
• use numeric cast in Boost C++ libraries
• use numeric converter in Boost C++ libraries
• use numeric bounds in Boost C++ libraries
• work with Posix time in Boost C++ libraries
• work with the Gregorian calendar in Boost C++ libraries
• use UUID in Boost C++ libraries
• work with Boost string algorithms in Boost C++ libraries
• use case conversion in Boost C++ libraries
• use trimming strings in Boost C++ libraries
• use string iterators in Boost C++ libraries
• use string predicates in Boost C++ libraries
• use string find algorithms in Boost C++ libraries
• use erase and replace string operations in Boost C++ libraries
• use split string in Boost C++ libraries
• use string classification in Boost C++ libraries
• decide which aspects of the boost library to use in a C++11 application