Okay so basically : i have this simple example: main.cpp using namespace VHGO::Resource; std::list<BaseTable*> tableList;
I\'d like to compose two (or more) streams into one. My goal is that any output directed to cout, cerr, and clog also be outputted into a file, along with the original stream. (For when things are log
I\'m new to boost shared arrays. There is existing code that declares two arrays: boost::shared_array<unsigned char> src;
include using namespace boost::python; struct World{ void set(std::string msg) { this->msg = msg; } std::string greet() { return msg; }
Currently, I am using a type-safe enum class from Boost Vault : Which Typesafe Enum in C++ Are You Using?
I\'m using boost::signals and leaking memory when I try to connect multiple signals to a single slot_type. I\'ve seen this same leak reported on various forums, but can\'t find any that mention the co
I am trying to build an application which depends on Boost.So I downloaded Boost 1_41_0 to my Linux box and followed the instructions found on the Boost site for Unix variants,
I\'m using boost::filesystem for cross-platform path manipulation, but this breaks down when calls need to be made down into interfaces I don\'t control that won\'t accept UTF-8. For example when usin
I am using the boost filtering stream object to read gzipped files.Works great! I would like to display a progress bar for the amount of the file that has been processed.I need find the input uncompre
What is the standard way to get an exit code from a boost::thread ? The docs开发者_Python百科 don\'t seem to touch on this subject at all.POSIX doesn\'t support return codes from threads. I recommend
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