Complete the following steps:

Here you will use the Boost library to create a few console applications, as follows:

Using the steps in Getting Started on Boost, make sure you download the correct source.

Once unzipped, put the Boost library in a good folder for itself.

Carefully follow Step $4,$ and build the 'example' project $--$ only do Step $4\mathrm{.}1.$ Submit your executable to the instructor.

Carefully follow Step $5$ and build the 'regex' project $--$ only do Step $5\mathrm{.}1$ and all of Step $6.$ Note that $5\mathrm{.}1$ is two commands $($bootstrap and b$2)$ and each of these can take considerable time to build. Submit your executable to the instructor.

Go to the boost$\backslash$libs$\backslash$timer$\backslash$example folder and use the timex.cpp file to create a console application. Submit the executable to the instructor.

Overton shows some C code for examples of what happens when you add certain numbers over and over.

Do the same thing except in a C$++$ Console Application.

In a single program do the "First Loop Program" and the "Second Loop Program" for both a normal precision float and a double precision float. These are programs $2$ & $3$ in Chapter $10,$ under the sub$-$title "The Two Loop Program".

Output your results to the standard output. You will thus have four loops: first and second for normal precision and first and second for double.

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