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I need to convert string to support multi-language messaging in my client-server app.
Can I find it in boost?
Started by chester89 on
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Anyway, why bother.
For platform-independent codepage conversions you can use libiconv library.
Such does not exists, since 'oem character set' is os-specific and so can't be platform-independent.
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What multi-threaded C++ library can be used for writing Linux, Windows, Solaris, and iPhone applications? Such as:
TBB Boost OpenMP ACE POCO Any others?
Started by Dave Jarvis on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
FWIW, I don't think all of these are....
I'd recommend at least familiarizing yourself with the Boost.
Boost threads is really the de facto C++ threading standard.
It is perhaps more effort on your part that you were intending however .
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Hi, does anyone know of a platform independent resource system for C++ like the one that comes with QT (but without the Qt dependency)? I would like to access arbitrary data from withhin my C++ source code. I.e. not only icons but also translations or...
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
The encoding app itself used boost::filesystem to create the resource.
Executes as a pre-build step.
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What is the best way to programmatically generate a GUID or UUID in C++ without relying on a platform-specific tool? I am trying to make unique identifiers for objects in a simulation, but can't rely on Microsoft's implementation as the project is cross...
Started by Moses Schwartz on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
It had been.
Recently Boost held the mini-review for the UUID library.
The only thing you can do which is absolutely platform independent is use some in this universe's lifetime.
Addresses or IPs.
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I'd like to design a class Foo that stores various data of different types and returns iterators over them. It's supposed to be generic, so the user of Foo does not know how the data is stored ( Foo could be using std::set or std::vector or whatever)....
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For example (never mind the names),
class Container { typedef std::vector<int> Collection; public: typedef boost::iterator_range<Collection container-independent code, which....
Use a typedef to return an boost::iterator_range .
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Hi,
I am familiar with concurrent programming in Java which provides a lot of tools for this. However, C++ concurrent programming isn't so easy to start using.
What is the best way to start programming concurrently on C++? Are there any nice libraries...
Started by sneg on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
A more conventional idea: boost::threads work quite well for building Building Blocks
boost::threads
OpenMP
Qt Threading libraries
Intel's Threading Building Blocks.
But the idea has stuck with me.
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I have a destination path and a file name as strings and I want to concatenate them with c++.
Is there a way to do this and let the program/compiler choose between / and \ for windows or unix systems?
Started by Janusz on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Then write a set of utility functions.
Use '/' internally everywhere.
If you be to use boost::filesystem .
Here 's a tutorial.
As is so often the case, Boost has a library that does what you want.
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I was programming normally when I realized that its probably not perfectly safe to assume an int is going to be a pointer to something 4 bytes in length.
Because Some of the aspects of C++’s fundamental types, such as the size of an int, are implementation...
Started by bobobobo on
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If not, check out Boost Integer , which mimics this header as <boost.
An unsigned 32-bit integer.
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