I am trying to serialize a class to a string using the boost serialization library and included in my class are several double member variables.
I have an application which acts like a client which uses Boost Asio in order to connect to a server.
I have searched the web and read through the Boost documentation about shared_ptr.There is a response on SO that says that shared_ptr for Copy-On-Write (COW) suc开发者_如何学JAVAks and that TR! has re
I dug through the whole documentation and couldn\'t find an example. All the examples either parse character data or use Spirit.Lex. Forgive me if I missed something.
I rewrite a boost.asio example \"Timer.3 - Binding arguments to a handler\". I think \"worker\" can work forever and \"print\" can be called each second. But \"print\" only is called once. It is very
I\'m using learning the basic of boost.thread. So far, I can create each thread one by on开发者_运维知识库e manually to let them run at the same time. However, when creating by loop, it runs sequentia
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I have my own string class and I want to export it into python (with boost.python) and use as a native string. I wrote converters for this.
When I generate the random number with single thread, no duplicate in 4M uuids generated but if I generate with two threads each 1M, I see roughly 16-20 duplicates.What could be the reason?
So, I have the following spirit karma rule body: base_rule = eps(_r1 != 0) [ // _r1 is a pointer_typed placeholder
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