Formal Review Schedule

Reviews are usually scheduled on a first-come-first-served basis, and normally last ten days. See Formal Review Process for more information.

The schedule shows submissions ordered by review date. In addition to upcoming reviews, it includes recent reviews already completed; that helps track review manager assignments and libraries reviewed but not yet posted on the web site. There is often a lag between acceptance and site posting as authors address issues raised in the formal review.

Schedule

Submission	Submitter	Review Manager	Review Dates
Date / Time (Gregorian only?)	Jeff Garland
Lambda	Jaakko Järvi & Gary Powell	Aleksey Gurtovoy	08 - 20 Mar 2002
Signals	Douglas Gregor	William Kempf	18 - 27 Feb 2002
I/O State Saver	Daryle Walker	Beman Dawes	06 - 16 Feb 2002
printf-like formatting for iostreams	Samuel Krempp	Jens Maurer	13 - 23 Jan 2002
Multi-array	Ron Garcia	John Maddock	02 - 12 Jan 2002
Unit Test Library	Gennadiy Rozental	Jeremy Siek	01 - 13 Dec 2001
GCD Library plus integer additions	Daryle Walker	Dave Abrahams	17 - 26 Sep 2001
Thread Library	Bill Kempf	Ed Brey	Aug 30 - Sep 8
Config System	John Maddock	Doug Gregor	Aug 20 - 29
Bind Library	Peter Dimov	Darin Adler	Aug 10 - 19
Base from Member Library	Daryle Walker	Beman Dawes	Jul 30 - Aug 9
Coding Guidelines	Dave Abrahams	Aleksey Gurtovoy	Jul 20 - 29
Preprocessor Library	Vesa Karvonen	Jeremy Siek	Jun 28 - Jul 9
Tuples Library	Jaakko Järvi	Beman Dawes	Jun 17 - 26
Function Library	Doug Gregor	John Maddock	Jun 6 - 16
Tokenizer	John Bandela	Doug Gregor	May 28 - Jun 6
Special Functions	Hubert Holin	Jens Maurer	May 18 - 27

Review Managers

We try to rotate the task of Review Manager between many experienced Boost members, both to ensure fairness, and to spread the workload. If you would like to volunteer to become a review manager, please contact any of the moderators.

Revised 01 Mar 2002