For start I would like to say that I am newbie. I am trying to initialized boost:multi_array inside my class. I know how to create a boost:multi_array:
I\'m currently unpacking one of blizzard\'s .mpq file for reading. For accessing the unpacked char buffer, I\'m using a boost::interprocess::stream::memorybuffer.
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I compiled the Boost C++ libraries as follows: bjam install variant=release link=static threading=multi runtime-link=static
Why is this boost::lambda expression not working? boost::function<bool (boost::uint64_t, boost::uint64_t&, unsigned int, float)> myFunct = boost::lambda::_3 < 1;
In my current project I am using boost::shared_ptr quite exten开发者_C百科sively. Recently my fellow team mates have also started using weak_ptr. I don\'t know which one to use and when.
If the function pointer embedded in a boost::bind return object is NULL/nullptr/0, I need to take action other than calling it. How can I determine if the object contains a null function pointer?
I have a problem with boost shared_memory_object and mapped_region. I want to write a set of objects (structures) in the memory object. If the structure contains just a char, everything is ok; if I ju
I am using boost::signals2 under Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.3. My signal creates an object copy and sends it\'s pointer to subscribers.This was implemented for thread safety to prevent the wor开发者_
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