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Can anybody recommend a good (ideally open source) C++ spell checker library. We are currenly using Talo, which isn't very good, so we are looking to change.
One which includes a grammar checker would also be good.
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I have heard good things about hunspell. I have used and integrated aspell, which has some nice features and some which I did not like.
If you've got internet access, you can always use on online service like SpellCheck.net which has a CGI interface that you can query.
Following on from Yuval - OpenOffice Lingucomponent
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Currently I'm working in a simple code generator to output an assembly-like language.
Background:
I've already working part of a register allocator but now I need to deal with instructions like mul/div which has fixed registers as input: eax/ebx which I don't know how to deal with it, so I'm looking for see how other implemenations does it. I've tried tcc. While the code is very small I find a bit hard to understand.
NOTE: I'm targeting C/C++ because it's the languages I'm more familiar with, but implementation in any language is very welcome.
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I'm doing some homework for school, and I would like to study the api for std::list, as i'm supposed to implement one of my own.
I'd like to implement a similar interface to that of std, so that i may use my own list comfortably later.
Thanks.
You will find the complete list of member functions and operators at cppreference.com (as also pointed out by #Rook)
But I also think this is not easy, and for sure not for a C++ beginner.
Another option is these offline man pages for STL.
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are there any good books/tutorials decscribing how to use CURL library under C++ to implement FTP / SFTP clients ? Thx for help.
For the C++ bindings for CURL, see the docs at http://curlpp.org/ . There are extensive examples there; no need to get a book (in all likelihood).
I found the libcurl docs to be sufficient. There are a couple examples of FTP in C here.
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Can anyone recommend a good tutorial on JMS with c++ and ActiveMQ?
The examples that ship with the library are also pretty good. They have simple, straightforward examples like a simple async consumer and a simple producer which work together.
http://svn.apache.org/viewvc/activemq/activemq-cpp/trunk/activemq-cpp/src/examples/
To use C++ and JMS together:
http://www.codemesh.com/products/junction/examples/jms.html
http://www.theserverside.com/discussions/thread.tss?thread_id=28570
Well, For ActiveMQ:
http://docs.1060.org/docs/3.3.0/book/tutorial/doc_tutorial_jms.html
http://activemq.apache.org/getting-started.html
and for JMS itself:
http://java.sun.com/products/jms/tutorial/
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jXchange is apparently some sort of Web Service made by a company called Jack Henry. It's used for (I'm assuming) talking to your core AS400 system.
I've quite literally found nothing useful for documentation on how to get started using this.
Does anyone have experience with this and can direct me to a good starting point?
You can email a request for help to VendorQA#jackhenry.com if you are working for one of our customers licensed to jXCHANGE. We do have vendor documentation available provided that you are sponsored by a JHA customer.