I am writing a usb driver (for a gamepad) on linux, and when I plug it in, ti loads usbhid. How can I make it so it loads my driver (gp_driver)?
I\'m using boost (signals + bind) and c++ for passing function reference. Here is the code: #define CONNECT(FunctionPointer) \\
I have a DLL which has a function which accepts a function pointer converts it to a boost::function. This is then stored and then called from inside the DLL.
I have a form that initially loads with one date picker from the jquery-ui. A user can then click on add to add more dates. These new date fieldsshould append to the DOM, but apparently don\'t. I know
I\'m studying Unix sockets programming. I made a time server that sends raw time data and a client for it that receives that data and converts it to local time.
i\'ve made an image slide show which works with either a next button, or if you click on the right or left of the screen it shows the next slide.
I have a series of 3 activities, and the 3rd activity binds (I\'m using AIDL) to a Service. What I notice is, if I am on the 3rd activity and start the service, on clicking the back button (moving fro
When I select a value in DropDownList, I need to show its corresponding values to the textfields (Of course, there are textfields) from the database.
I\'m having a look at the Boost libraries that were included in C++\'s Technical Report 1 and trying to understand what each does.
I have just been working with boost::bind and boost::function and noticed the following behaviour (which I thought was a bit odd). You can bind a function with fewer parameters than required by the bo