I was just going over the asio chat server example. My question is about their usage of the io_service.run() function.The documentation for the io_service.run() function says:
I wrote a small app using the Boost asio example(3) of the multi-threaded HTTP server.Periodically I get a seg fault which occurs if I ctrl-c the app.I know I must be overwriting memory somewhere, but
Is there C++ equivalent for python Xrange generator in either STL or boost? xra开发者_StackOverflownge basically generates incremented number with each call to ++ operator.
I have an application that creates a job queue, and then multiple threads execute the jobs. By execute them, I mean they call system() with the job string.
I have problem using boost graph layout algorithmes. boost verision 1_41_0 mingw g++ 4.4.0. So there are issues I have encountered Can you suggest me with them?
I am having a issue with boost unit testing.Basically I create a fixture which is part of a suite to unit test a Resource cache.My main issue is between tests the Resource cache is becoming empty.So t
I am having a issue where nmake is not linking the boost library cmake is providing.I am not exactly sure why it is doing this.
When using Boost Filesystem\'s createdirectory (and createdirectories) function in the following example, \"/\" is being replaced with \"\\\".
I\'m trying to work with lambda\'s in C++ after having used them a great deal in C#. I currently have a boost tuple (this is the really simplified version).
How can one convert a shared_ptr that points to a const object to a shared_ptr that points to a non-const object.