It sounds a bit strange using C++ for web developing, but with node.js becoming popular I think it\'s reasonable for C++ to do web stuff.
Creating a simple TCP server based on examples but still do not get how to create a socket that would read some amount of bytes and if there will not be enough would wait. I need this to be NOT asynch
I am using the boost graph library to make a call to dijkstra_shortest_paths. However, I have something special setup in that the weight_map is actually a functor. Hence, everytime the boost library r
I would like to copy a file to an other, and I would like to use Boost::copy_file. It has a paramether called copy_option which can be:
I am currently catching errors from boost::filesystem::is_directory and showing the error to the user by calling \"what()\" on the exception.This gives the reason for failure but 开发者_如何学Gothe er
After reading this answer, it looks like it is a best practice to use smart pointers as much as possible, a开发者_如何学运维nd to reduce the usage of \"normal\"/raw pointers to minimum.
开发者_如何学GoI have an object that receives callbacks from a boost::io_service, and for a few reasons I cannot post the callback via a shared pointer (yes, I know it\'s the official way to handle it
I want to use the ASSIMP library http://assimp.sourceforge.net in an iOS project. Unfortunately, I\'m not very experienced with makefiles and that stuff, so I need some help.
So having such json: { \"config\": { \"name\": \"myconfig\", \"servecies\": { \"module\": [ \"file\", \"Admin\",
I would like to generate random points on a 2D surface, distributed around a x0, y0 coordinate. I understand that what I need to generate is called \"standard multivariate normal random vector\", bu
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