Version 1.3.2 of Miscellaneous Container Templates
Release Notes: This release makes linked and forward hash tables use up to 50% less memory on certain architectures, notably x86-64. Containers of different but compatible types can be directly compared for equality.
Other releases
Release Notes: This new release in the 1.6 branch fixes several bugs with compilation (both on some POSIX systems and Visual C++ 2008), as well as custom pointer support which caused crashes with certain versions of Boost.Interprocess.
Release Notes: Compared to the 1.4 stable branch there is much improved custom allocator support, specifically targeted at Boost.Interprocess allocators. Containers can be serialized with Boost.Serialization. MCT can now be configured, tested, and installed with GNU Make in addition to SCons.
Release Notes: Linked and forward hash tables have been given a sort() function which changes element iteration order. MCT can now be configured, tested, and installed with GNU Make in addition to SCons. This is likely the last release before stable 1.6.
Release Notes: MCT now supports the Boost Serialization library (but doesn't depend on its presence). New public type properties like mct::is_set can help with template metaprogramming.
Release Notes: Containers now support allocators which use custom pointers, most importantly Boost.Interprocess allocators. This allows sharing MCT hash tables between processes directly.
