I want to return a boost::system::error_code indicationg whether a host/service could be resolved or not. There might be multiple reasons why a host/service look-up failed (e.g. network connection pro
In my understanding, posting handlers to a strand object means: Only one of the posted handlers is executed at a time.
I\'m a bit confused as to the status of Boost.Log.Is this an official part of Boost, or has it not been accepted yet?When I google it, I see some posts talking about how it was accepted in 2010, etc,
I would like to to sort the edge List of boost::graph defined as followed: struct Vertex{ int index; }; struct Edge{
Is there a STL utility/algorithm to do delete *the_object_iterator; on all the objects? So that I can clear() safely? The STL container is a set and the objects are pointers to C++ classes created wit
I\'ve searched a lot through the boost manual, and the internet, as I believe it is quite a standard feature?
Could someone explain the开发者_StackOverflow中文版 differences between the two? Which would be better to learn right now? How would knowledge transfer from one to the other and vice-versa?The boost r
I am trying to create a 2d array class based on boost::multi_array. I face two issues in the code given below. (1) The code for the member function col() does not compile saying that ::type’ has not
Consider following example: #include <boost\\property_tree\\ptree.hpp> #include <boost/any.hpp>
Wrote a Server which just reads data from a client: Using a boost::array buffer Started the server and system monitor shows 1MB of usage.
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