The Boost.Ref library in C++ is designed to provide a simple and efficient way to pass references to functions without triggering unnecessary copy operations. It allows developers to create reference-wrapper objects that can be used to pass references to functions or store references in data structures. Boost.Ref is particularly useful in scenarios where passing by value is not desired due to the overhead of copying large objects, or when modifying an object's state within a function is required. By using Boost.Ref, developers can improve performance and avoid unnecessary object copying in their C++ programs.
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