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Network infrastructure analysis is critical for maintaining robust and secure systems. Whether you're managing a corporate network, analyzing internet topology, or identifying bottlenecks in distributed systems, graph theory provides powerful tools for understanding complex relationships. In this article, we'll explore how CXXGraph—a modern, header-only C++ graph library—can help identify critical vulnerabilities in network infrastructure.

State machines are everywhere in software development. From game AI to embedded systems, from network protocols to UI flows, managing state transitions cleanly and efficiently is a challenge every developer faces. Yet most C++ developers either roll their own ad-hoc solutions or wrestle with heavyweight frameworks that feel stuck in the past.

Enter CXXStateTree — a modern, header-only C++20 library that brings elegance and performance to hierarchical state machines.

I think it is possible to create a version with 0 heap allocation, try to open an issue with this feature request, we can see how to that togheter

please someone open an Issue on the repo(https://github.com/ZigRazor/CXXStateTree/issues), to substitute the #pragma once with the more classic include guards with the motivation explained in the comment. Thank you

I want to create a python binding with PyBind11 and create a simple interface with a very good performance for Embedded systems

You can open an Issue on that on the repo (https://github.com/ZigRazor/CXXStateTree/issues) so we can track these changes.

Another idea is to create a Python binding with a release of a package

yes, it means "zero allocations after state tree building". Thank you for the suggestions, I think we could separate target with compilation switch. If you want you can open an issue on the repo. Thank you so much

Graphs are a powerful tool used in computer science to model relationships between entities. Whether you’re building a navigation app, simulating networks, or designing AI systems, understanding how to work with graphs efficiently is a key skill — and at the heart of many of these systems lies Dijkstra’s Algorithm, a cornerstone for solving the shortest path problem.

A fast, zero-dependency C++ library for graph algorithms — built for developers, educators, and enthusiasts.

Hi, my opinion is that the CXXGraph library is more easy to use ( also Header-Only ), with a good standardization and interface. It can be extended in an easy way and its code is readable. Obviously the Boost-graph-library is more mature but I think CXXGraph library could be a great alternative

Someone can help with this issue? Thank you so much in advance

My personal Work on Graph Algorithms

yes good idea, i'm looking for interested and skilled people in development of this algorithms.

Thank you for your suggestion in any case.

The same for me!

Good suggestion

Yes, simple to use and practical library

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This is my personal work. I try to make a simple interface in c++ to use the most common, and also the more rarely used algorithms on Graph. The goal is a performing code with a simple interface to create, edit and manipulate graph data. I am looking for someone who can help me in this open-source project.

The project is an open-source project stored in Github Public Repository at link https://github.com/ZigRazor/CXXGraph