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  4. <section id="safe_numerics.acknowledgements">
  5. <title>Acknowledgements</title>
  6. <para>This library would never have been created without inspiration,
  7. collaboration and constructive criticism from multiple sources.</para>
  8. <para><glosslist>
  9. <glossentry>
  10. <glossterm>David LeBlanc</glossterm>
  11. <glossdef>
  12. <para>This library is inspired by <ulink
  13. url="http://safeint.codeplex.com">David LeBlanc's SafeInt
  14. Library</ulink> . I found this library very well done in every way
  15. and useful in my embedded systems work. This motivated me to take it
  16. to the "next level".</para>
  17. </glossdef>
  18. </glossentry>
  19. <glossentry>
  20. <glossterm><ulink url="https://akrzemi1.wordpress.com">Andrzej
  21. Krzemienski</ulink></glossterm>
  22. <glossdef>
  23. <para>Andrzej Commented and reviewed the library as it was
  24. originally posted on the <ulink
  25. url="http://www.blincubator.com">Boost Library Incubator</ulink>.
  26. The consequent back and forth motivated me to invest more effort in
  27. developing documentation and examples to justify the utility, indeed
  28. the necessity, for this library. He also noted many errors in code,
  29. documentation, and tests. Without his interest and effort, I do not
  30. believe the library would have progressed beyond its initial
  31. stages.</para>
  32. </glossdef>
  33. </glossentry>
  34. <glossentry>
  35. <glossterm><ulink url="http://www.boost.org">Boost</ulink></glossterm>
  36. <glossdef>
  37. <para>As always, the Boost Developer's mailing list has been the
  38. source of many useful observations from potential users and
  39. constructive criticism from very knowledgeable developers. During
  40. the Boost formal review, reviews and comments were posted by the
  41. following persons: </para>
  42. <itemizedlist>
  43. <listitem>
  44. <para>Paul A. Bristow</para>
  45. </listitem>
  46. <listitem>
  47. <para>Steven Watanabe</para>
  48. </listitem>
  49. <listitem>
  50. <para>John Maddock</para>
  51. </listitem>
  52. <listitem>
  53. <para>Antony Polukhin</para>
  54. </listitem>
  55. <listitem>
  56. <para>Barrett Adair</para>
  57. </listitem>
  58. <listitem>
  59. <para>Vicente J. Botet Escriba</para>
  60. </listitem>
  61. <listitem>
  62. <para> John McFarlane</para>
  63. </listitem>
  64. <listitem>
  65. <para>Peter Dimov</para>
  66. </listitem>
  67. </itemizedlist>
  68. </glossdef>
  69. </glossentry>
  70. </glosslist></para>
  71. </section>