Boost Library now available for C++Builder and RAD Studio Users

Blog|by Leanne Bevan|17 May 2019

Idera and Embarcadero have announced that the Boost library is now available for C++Builder and RAD Studio 10.3.1.

Boost is a third party C++ library and is now available in the GetIt package manager. The range of features and capabilities include functions for sorting algorithms, performance tools, higher-order functions, metaprogramming and more.

For more information about the future of Boost and C++Builder, take a look at David Millington’s announcement on the Idera community blog.

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17 May 2019 | Blog

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Leanne has been part of our team for over a decade, and has worked as a vendor marketing manager for a number of our key vendors. Now with a keen focus on cyber security as well as developer technologies, Leanne continues to manage marketing across several vendors, including Embarcadero, Acronis, ESET, and more.

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