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solving issue # C++98 Valid use of “for_each” in the code using Boost library 1.53 or 1.56

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solving issue # C++98 Valid use of “for_each” in the code using Boost library 1.53 or 1.56

Does this cause undefined behavior?

How can I use BOOST_FOREACH with a container supporting only const_iterator?

Redefine BOOST_FOREACH macro safely

How to make my class iterable by BOOST_FOREACH in C++?

Trouble using get_value with Boost's property trees

Cannot get BOOST_FOREACH to work with my custom class

Using BOOST_FOREACH with a constant intrusive list

What is the best way to get the index of the given element when iterating over an STL vector using for_each with a parallel execution policy?

Casting problems with BOOST_FOREACH and cxxtest plugin

How do we get objects in boost property tree

Changes to a container while BOOST_FOREACH is iterating through it?

Cannot iterate on a non-copyable container returned by a function

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Convert two vectors into a vector of tuples using stl and boost

BOOST_FOREACH with ptr_vector of noncopyable object

Iterating through an rvalue container

How can I iterate over two vectors simultaneously using BOOST_FOREACH?

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