what about VC++ friends , where does it stands?

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I have to admit that when I first read this article, I was a bit surprised by the inclusion of boost. As a library (which Mr. Meyers points out that boost is not), it is not all that useful. It's size and complexity, and the associated learning curve, all work against it. However, as a testbed for TR1 development I have to agree with his assessment. Boost has been invaluable as a means of knocking around ideas and getting peer reviews for code that may eventually make it into the next standard release of c++.

Try XVT instead of Qt, they support both C++ and C development.