Hello there,
For a distributed network management project I am looking for a
data structure library which is:
- robust
- easy to use and debug
- covering more data structure such as various kind of tree, hash tables, etc

What are your suggestions?

Regards,
Sivo

We use data structures from boost and Qt in our projects. They are robust, somewhat easy to use, Qt ones tend to be a easier than boost's, which is much due to the sorry state of documentation in boost, compared to Qt. Neither of them are particularly easy to debug, at least from VS. Qt has an installable plugin to VS which is supposed to bring debug visualizers (autoexp.dat support) to it, but none of the systems I've installed it on has had it working.

If you only want data structures though, both boost and Qt may be quite a lot of overkill for that purpose only.

We use data structures from boost and Qt in our projects. They are robust, somewhat easy to use, Qt ones tend to be a easier than boost's, which is much due to the sorry state of documentation in boost,

Which Boost containers do you think are poorly documented? I'm familiar with the Intrusive containers and multi_index_container and the documentation for those libraries is imo very good.