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I have downloaded the boost code- 1.55.But in this downloaded package I am unable to find the boost thread source code(c++).Where can i download the same? I need below cpp files.
barrier.cpp
condition.cpp
exceptions.cpp
mutex.cpp
inline file for mutex.cpp
once.cpp
recursive_mutex.cpp
thread.cpp
inline file for timeconv.cpp
tss.cpp
tss_dll.cpp
tss_hooks.cpp
tss_null.cpp
tss_pe.cpp
xtime.cpp
Thanks.
Look in
boost_1_55_0/lib/thread/
Note that many files are header-only. Don't assume there must be a barrier.cpp just because you see a barrier.hpp. There isn't one. Because it isn't needed.
See also the BCP Tool:
http://www.boost.org/doc/libs/1_55_0/tools/bcp/doc/html/index.html
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Is there a smaller download for GCC if the only language you need to be compiled is C? TCC is a fantastic option for windows, however I need it to compile on several platforms. I also like the fact that GCC is very commonly used.
If there is not a specific download that is smaller, would I be able to weed out the data in the downloaded package that is not needed to compile C? Would there be issues to this approach?
When you build GCC, you must first configure it.
Specifying --enable-languages=c will constrain your build to only the C language.
There are many other options that allow you to tailor GCC to your needs.
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which is best popular open source log software/program in c++ program area?
I know log4cpp is one of logging programs, but it had memory leaking issue, So I want know which is popular and best one in production area?
Starting from version 1.54.0, Boost has included boost.log.
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I am trying to convert a massive number of hus and pes files (embroidery files). I was able to do it using ImageMagick in centos but I encountered memory allocation errors and also it only works for pes files. Is there a script that can handle this for both file types?
I tryed in imageMagick with a lot of versions and a lot of files but I wasn't able to do it.
there are a couple of windows software that can do this, but it takes to much time to do it file by file.
Thanks to jpw I found a solution. Embroidermodder confers a conversion to svg that I can convert to png using convert. I had to build it from source but it worked very well.
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Do you know an existing plugin in VIM to create automatically an include guard
#ifndef <FILENAME>_<HPP or H> // ..or similar
#define
... code
#endif
based on the file name. Something that is part of a bigger plugin that helps in writing C/C++ code.
An even better solution is something that creates a C/C++ header and body files altogether.
I found thee custom sulotion here but I am looking some plugin already used and widely accepted.
Try this one out:
https://github.com/drmikehenry/vim-headerguard/blob/master/plugin/headerguard.vim
I'm going to assume you know where to put your .vim files :p
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I am looking for a simple test framework that can output readable by Jenkins. It needs to work with MSVC 6 and 2010. Hopefully something that can be compiled with the project, like a few header files or so. Any advice?
CATCH! That's what I was looking for. In 5 minutes I have it up and running. Just what I was looking for. Thanks to doctorlove!