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Last took part in 2021

Boost C++ Libraries

Boost provides free peer-reviewed portable C++ source libraries

Contributors in 2026

–

Not taking part

Projects since 2016

41

8.2 a cycle on average

Cycles

5 of 11

First in 2017

Rank in 2026

–

By contributors

Mentors

9

for 8 projects in 2021

Contributors per cycle

Accepted projects each year, against the median organization that year

  1. 11
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Boost C++ Libraries contributors per cycle
Boost C++ LibrariesMedian organization
201604
201744
201893
2019114
202094
202184
202203
202304
202404
202505
202604

Quick answers

Is Boost C++ Libraries in GSoC 2026?
No. It last took part in 2021.
How long has it taken part?
5 of 11 cycles since 2016, first in 2017.
How many contributors does it usually take?
8.2 a cycle on average, 41 in total. Its largest cycle was 2019, with 11.
What does it build with?
C++, C++11, C++14, Boost, C++17, C++ Libraries C++11 C++14 C++17 C++20 and 1 more.

Accepted projects

8 projects in 2021 · All 41 projects since 2016

  1. Create new matrix and vector types

    Shikhar VashisthaMentored by Cem Bassoy, David Bellot

    Simplifying uBlas::matrix and uBlas::vector templates using the new uBlas tensor extension as base implementation.

  2. Boost.Real: Optimizing internal representation of operation and improving math functions

    Divyam SingalMentored by Lao

    Boost.Real aims to provide a data-type that can represent all types of computable real numbers and provides the flexibility of performing arbitrary...

  3. Boost.Gil : 2D convolution and correlation

    Prathamesh TagoreMentored by Olzhas Zhumabek, Pranam Lashkari

    A layer of separation between two dimensional convolution and correlation was added. Support for many different boundary options along with...

  4. Benchmarking and improving Boost.Real

    Suraj Kumar-3Mentored by Vikram Singh Chundawat

    Boost.Real aims at providing a data-type that can represent all types of computable real numbers and provides the flexibility of performing arbitrary...

  5. Implementation of a new Quad-double type for Boost.Multiprecision

    Syed FahadMentored by Christopher Kormanyos

    A new quad-double type would be implemented, initially as a wrapper around the QD package's qd_real class authored by David Bailey. Tests for...

  6. Boost.Python: asyncio event loop implementation using Boost.Asio

    Pan YueMentored by Vinícius O.

    GIL is restricting Python code performance. There have been a long time that the Pythondevelopers are struggling to solve the...

  7. Boost.Math: FFT Utilities

    Eduardo Quintana MirandaMentored by Janek Kozicki, Christopher Kormanyos

    We propose the implementation of Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) capabilities inside the Boost.Math library. This project answers the need for a C++...

  8. Boost:uBlas : Finalizing and improving the subtensor type

    Kannav Krishan MehtaMentored by Cem Bassoy, David Bellot

    This project aims to extend the existing tensor extension of uBlas by providing support for subtensor, i.e. views of tensor type, along with the...

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Data: Google Summer of Code public archive. Contributor counts are accepted projects.