I am using boost optionsparser to parse the command-line arguments passed by the user. Now the program had an option for the user to specify his/her choice of dateformat.
I\'m not looking for help on exposing virtual functions to Python, I would like to know how I can call the said virtual functions from the C++ side. Consider this...
I\'m trying to use an iterator to output an integer in a multilayered unordered_map and I\'m having trouble with it, the error is below the code.
I\'m trying to use the boost unordered_multimap class and I\'m having trouble declaring it. The error follows the code.
So to deal with large blobs of memory either for an image or similar there are clea开发者_Python百科rly lots of options.
I have the following code where I wanted to eliminate the element I created initialy with the value 10. I\'m having trouble setting up an iterator and erasing it. How is it done?
I am using Mongodb client and Boost in my C++ applic开发者_运维百科ation. Because the Mongodb client is still using Boost old filesystem and my C++ application is using filesystem version 3 from boost
I\'m looking for code shortening idea. I\'m using boost::scoped_lock to lock a boost::mutex but I want to shorten the amount of code I\'m writing.
given this part of a LogString: ... HTTP/1.1\" 206 391402 \"-\" \"AppleCoreMedia/1.0.0.8B117 (iPod; U; CPU
I tried to insert a value into a boost unordered_multimap using the following code but that didn\'t work since it doesnt compile. Why is there no access [] operator?