From: Klaim - Joël Lamotte
* Constrained Value - accepted September 2010; author: Robert Kawulak.
This library is not in the initial list of suggested libraries to be maintained by the CMT, which is normal as it is not yet part of the boost distribution. However, I wonder if such edge case would be part of the CMT mission? An accepted library is basically an almost acceptable/complete version of the library, which mean that the code under review could be enhanced with whatever requests but managed by the CMT. I'm not sure it's really the role of the CMT to "save" such orphaned too early library.
The library is not orphaned, just progressing (too) slowly. Recently I've done a major change in implementation that makes quite an improvement with regards to space efficiency. I still have a few items on my todo list - after completing them and git-ifying the library I'm definitely going to add it to the repository. Best regards, Robert