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I am wondering why there is no PosixThread::PosixThread(bool isMain) ctor. I need to have a signal handler for the main thread. If I modified/set the signal handling in main(), it also affects the signal handling in child threads. And since cc++ signal handler only passes the signal to PosixThread class, I am stuck.
Right now, I modified the thread.cpp and add the following ctor...
2009-01-06 07:21:06 UTC by superbono
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Hi,
I need to transfer a sequence of images in real-time from one machine to another through the Ethernet.
I am using an open source library to transfer control commands using the TCP/IP and more heavy results through UDP.
I saw libraries to stream video data using RTP. But I need to transfer sequence of individual images, not a movie.
Is there a library that open source project that...
2007-06-22 21:57:21 UTC by amoshkov
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I'm using commoncpp in linux (Fedora Core 6) in my research project in distributed systems which makes extensive use of TCP socket connections, after a while I got this error:
// these are my logs
Fatal Error Could not create socket because of an error [24]
Error description is [EMFILE] Process file table overflow
// this is the exception generated
Could not create socket:
terminate...
2007-02-15 22:49:22 UTC by rvillane
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Sorry if I continue to reply here even if this forum is closed,
but I'm doing that just to finish this discussion...
About your reply, can you make me an example of Conditional
to resolve my problem?
Thanks in advance,
carlo.
2007-01-30 09:33:37 UTC by wakan
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first of all, this project is dead;
the project admin has absorbed this
project, including forum and bug-
tracking components, as well as re-
leases of updated software, into the
overall gnutelephony project. see
http://sourceforge.net/projects/gnutelephony
as for your question, you may want to
try using a Conditional:
http://data.gnutelephony.org/docs/framework/a00376.html.
2007-01-30 02:13:13 UTC by buckh
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Hi,
I'm using commoncpp library in a project that includes a multithread
server that
can accept many tcp connection and each connection generates a thread.
In this server I'm using a thirdy party proprietary library (compiled),
that (as the producer says)
can't work in multithread environment.
As each connection thread needs to call functions of this thirdy party
library, I've used a...
2007-01-27 15:30:54 UTC by wakan
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I am thinking of replacing some or all of the xmlrpc implimentation with the one we use in Bayonne....
2007-01-24 10:44:39 UTC by dyfet
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We use a combination of major and minor version nbrs in shared libs. Sometimes the major is incremented in a release because the abi has altered within a release series. Hence, you might have 0-1, 0-2, .., and then a 1-0 sequencing. Not all platforms uname shared libraries the same way, however, and maybe yours lost/does not use the major part.
2007-01-24 10:43:41 UTC by dyfet
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Yes, a struct as the value of a named member in a struct is often used to form a "map". In Bayonne I actually use different code to produce xmlrpc response from a spec template in a printf form :). I am not sure yet what to propose for inclusion or replacement in common c++ for this yet.
2007-01-24 10:41:09 UTC by dyfet
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I believe this had been resolved in recent releases, as they now return if !priv before doing the priv->_tid test...
2007-01-24 10:39:13 UTC by dyfet
