I would like to use shared memory between several processes, and would like to be able to keep using raw pointers (and stl containers).
I have two containers (the actual container is flexible, unsorted vs sorted doesn\'t matter to me, so whatever works best for answering my question is what I\'ll use) which contain some data. I want t
I\'m trying to compile this little piece of code from the boost documentation: (http://www.boost.org/doc/libs/1_46_1/libs/iostreams/doc/tutorial/filter_usage.html)
I am trying to synchronize two thread (working on the same C++ map) using the Boost library. I must tell that I am not an expert in C++ and I find the boost documentation quite hard to understand.
So, I\'m trying to change my directory to save files, and then change back to the directory I was previously in.
is there something in boost th开发者_开发知识库at translates to windows CRITICAL_SECTION? CRITICAL_SECTION is a so called \"user mode\" mutex that uses spin locks instead of blocking and avoids expens
Can I initialize a polymorphic boost::ptr_vector with boost::assign::list_of? #include <boost/ptr_container/ptr_vector.hpp>
I can\'t understand why the code behaves this way? #include <iostream> #include <boost/fusion/container/vector.hpp>
I\'m trying to construct a work queue of functions that need to be executed by one thread and can be fed by many threads. To accomplish this, I was planning on using the boost::packaged_task and boost
I wrote a program in c++ leveraging header files from boost. When I compiled it I noticed I had some undefined symbols for boost system and boost file system (which I expected). I\'ve finally gotten m
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