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Why do we need boost::thread_specific_ptr, or in other words what can we not easily do without it? I can see why pthread provides pthread_getspecific() etc. These functions are useful for cleaning u
template<typename T> struct A { A<T> operator%( const T& x); }; template<typename T>
I am trying to work with the boost:function class. In the example below, everything works fine for the foo()-call, but if I want to do the same with the sum()-function, the gcc-compiler complains abou
Been looking around all day for a solution but no joy. I have a CMake solution with 2 projects. The one is a static library which links to boost, and the other is an executable which links to boost a
I\'am trying to compile the Boost asio example, async_client.cpp(included in the boost 1.46.1 package) then I got the following error:
I\'m lea开发者_如何学Gorning how to use iterator_facade to hide some boilerplate of iterator implementation. In my current use case I\'m wrapping another container (from .NET code, actually) so I need
In the case where T is expensive to construct I\'d like to know if I pay for default construction in the following case (I think I do)
We have a map<boost::shared_ptr<service>, rules> service_map where rules is struct rules { boost::unordered_multimap<string, string> set_of_rules_1;
I read the documentation on visit_each, but can\'t really see what exactly it does, as well as the general use for it, if ever开发者_StackOverflow社区y user has to overload it anyways. Someone care to
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