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Boost Extras 1.0 (Default branch)

Boost Extras is a set of extraneous libraries for the Boost environment. It includes an adaptation of the Boost source to compile with the GNU build system, a set of classes to handle INI files, and a class to derive from to use the boost::intrusive_ptr. License: Boost Software License Changes:
gnu-boost and boost-1.35.0.tar.bz2 were added. The former is a small set of scripts used to generate the latter, which is a version of the Boost library that uses configure and Makefile.am scripts to build the library (instead of the Jam build system).

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