The introduction is very confusing, I have no idea if/when I should use this versus boost multi versus std. Two solutions: design a clear decision graph, or come up with a summary table that compares features absent/present across the main competitors. He kinda tried to it in a written form, but the result is so abstract my brain refuses to parse it. In this case, small C++ expressions can help enrich the decision chart and/or comparison table:
for example
feature | this lib | std | boost multi | FancyMulti |
`someCppExpression` allocates ? | Yes | No | Yes | Yes |
The introduction is very confusing, I have no idea if/when I should use this versus boost multi versus std. Two solutions: design a clear decision graph, or come up with a summary table that compares features absent/present across the main competitors. He kinda tried to it in a written form, but the result is so abstract my brain refuses to parse it. In this case, small C++ expressions can help enrich the decision chart and/or comparison table:
for example