What is the fastest possible Interprocess Communication (IPC) method on Windows 7? We would like to share only a memory blocks (two-way).
This question is about the C++ Boost program_options library. All the tutorials are very clear that I should call notify() on my completed variable map, but I\'m not sure what this is actually doing
all! I\'m stuck with boost::result_of and BOOST_TYPEOF. I wanna use them for deducing return value type of method.
So I have tried: int buff_length = 8192; ifstream stream; char* buffer = new char[buff_length]; stream.open( path.string().c_str(), ios::binary );
I\'ve looked through the mess that is lexical_cast.hpp and this continues to escape me. How is lexical_cast, whose \'base definition\' takes both a template source and destination, able to accept gra
So I tried some co开发者_Go百科mponents (maps, sets, vectors, arrays, queues U name it), I always have to make tham thread safe... and that makes tham slow... Is there any threadsafe to write into com
For the code I am currently working on, we sometimes need to compile on some older systems with older compilers (e.g.- we run sims on an older IBM BlueGene/L, who\'s support contract dictates some qui
My question is a slight generalization of this one. For sake of discussion, I\'ll focus on iterating over the keys of a map. I would like to have a generic helper function, key_iterator, that takes a
Just a tid bit of information that doesn\'t seem documented anywhere. Does anyone know? Because I would like to make it private, hoping that the cons开发者_运维知识库tructor would be called from boost
I know you cannot kill a boost thread, but can you change it\'s task? Currently I have an array of 8 threads. When a button is pressed, these threads are assigned a task. The task which they are assi