Is it possible to serialize data structures (using boost::serialization) i开发者_JAVA百科nto string variable or buffer (not into file on disk)?Of course, make it do its work on a stringstream.
Being new to the boost graph library, I find it\'s often difficult to tease out what pieces of the examples are tied to the particular example and which parts are universal to usage.
Why when I try to iterate all directories and subdirectories of a pa开发者_C百科rtition using recursive_directory_iterator() from Boost, when it reaches the end, Visual Studio 2010 gives me an Abort e
At the moment I\'m filling an std::vector with all of my data and then sending it with async_write.All of the packets I send have a 2 byte header and this tells receiver how much further to read (if a
I need to (de)serialize data on both Windows and Linux (and transfer the files in between). I wanted to use the portable binary archives of Boost\'s serialization library which can be found in the exa
Hey, let\'s say I have this regex: (test[0-9]开发者_C百科)+ And that I match it against: test1test2test3test0
Why can\'t I compile the following simple app. If I changes listS to vecS every thing works just fine. (I\'am using boost 1.46.1 and gcc 4.4.5)
I am very very new to boost.As I understand it, boost::mutex has both members lock() and unlock().However I am getting the following error messages regarding the function that follows them.I ran the \
I am looking for a way to tokenize a string and produce a list of tokens and token types. Before I waste my effort I\'d like to know if boost can already do what I want.
I have two absolute filesystem paths (A and B), and I want to generate a third filesystem path that represents \"A relative from B\".