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On 12-Jun-14 18:34, Dan'l Miller wrote:
> 2) inventorying the feature-set of corresponding Boost libraries for C++
> to see if Ada's analogous libraries have reached feature-parity with Boost?
>(Or whether Boost's analogue has yet achieved feature-parity for a more-
>capable Ada library?)

Well, some portions of Boost are, well, irrelevant/unneeded in any Ada 
library because the language itself takes care of it; case in point: 
parallelism.