Hi again with a boost question: I need to calculate the time spent in my function in my boost thread: here is the code:
I have compiled boost version 1.47 using MinGW on winXP SP3. I included the path to the libraries (C:\\boost\\boost_1_47_0) in a linker variable in my make file. When run \"make\" in the command prom
Consider the following simplified example and desired output: class A { class combined_iterator { ???? } typedef ??? t_combined_it;
I am trying to send 1kb of data from a \"server\" to a \"client\", but I just can\'t get it right. There are a few things that I NEED to do in this:
I have objects with intrusive list hooks. I want to manage memory by keeping them in a std开发者_JAVA百科 collection. I then use the intrusive collections to perform operations on the objects (sorting
int array[328]; string array2[328]; int array3[328]; //counter array int value=0; std::string text(\"((1 0) (25 5) (27 2) )((25 5) (27 2) (31 2) )\");
For my lexer I\'m using the boost::wave lexical iterator which gives me all the tokens from a .cpp, .h .hpp etc. file.
In my thread (using boost::thread) I need to retrieve the current time in ms or less and to convert into ms:
I\'m trying to port a piece of software I wrote with Unix sockets to a version with TCP sockets, using boost::asio. The program is intended to run on a Linux machine.
I am going to write an adapter class. In this class there is an xmlrpc-c server (abyss server). I want to start the server by creating a new thread, and the thread\'s function is the member function X
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