I would like to write a method in my test suite as follows: void checkParams(arg1, arg2, arg3) { BOOST_REQUIRE(arg1==1);
I\'m currently putting together an application that relies heavily on shared_ptr and everything looks good so far - I\'ve done my homework and have a pretty good idea of some of the pitfalls of using
I\'m trying to create a JSON array using boost property trees. The documentation says: \"JSON arrays are mapped to nodes. Each element is a child node with an empty name.\"
I have following XML generated by serializing a boost::posix_time::ptime structure. I want to create a Java Date object with this XML.
I had a HashMap<Node, Double> in Java which I\'d use later on to retrieve the double associated with a node. I\'ve tried to do
I have searched the web but could not find an answer. how do I have set base index in the matrix, such that indexes start from values other than zero? for example:
I have a problem with boost::interprocess::string in shared memory. When I use a shared_memory_object I can manip开发者_运维技巧ulate a structure with different fields, BUT strings (I get a segmentat
I know they can be used together, but I\'m wondering whether it\'s possible to replace Qt\'s signals and slots mechanism with Boost.Signal in the Qt parts of the program (widgets a开发者_运维知识库nd
I\'m not very sure about this and I can\'t seem to find a complete answer. Some of boost\'s libraries need to be compiled (thread for example, as well as date time for some uses) - obviously one needs
I\'m porting some PHP to C++. Some of our database code stores time values as unix time stamps *100 The php contains code that looks a bit like this.
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