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The w2m shim class allows logging of wide strings in various forms - but curiously it's missing an explicit w2m(std::wstring const &) constructor. Could one be added?
(It might be nice to mention the existence of w2m in the tutorial too - eg near http://www.pantheios.org/tutorials_code.html#numeric_and_pointer_types)
Thanks,
Alan.
2009-10-27 11:38:18 UTC by alanstokes
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Don't feel bad. S/w is a non-linear experience (see QM#2 in http://accu.org/var/uploads/journals/overload93.pdf ;-)
Good to hear you're fine on VC++. Not so good to hear about Cygwin. Alas, I just don't have the bandwidth in my open-source activities to deal with that now. By all means feel free to add it to the feature request list if you wish.
Cheers
Matt.
2009-10-26 23:33:21 UTC by matsys
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Wow, it's just unbelievable how long it took me to get this to work.
Apparently the gcc-4.3 error only affects some examples, so it doesn't really matter.
The real issue was the linking; I had already read about linking the core twice, and I was sure to have the right order, but it still just didn't want to work. So I switched the libs order in the eclipse options around until it worked -...
2009-10-23 18:56:12 UTC by awishformore
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I try to build lib with intel 11.1 on linux32, i've changed CC CXX in makefile from gcc43 and I've received a lot of compilation errors of undefined references.
Is there an option to provide proper makefile for linux-intel ?.
2009-10-23 15:51:19 UTC by prodrive11
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Hello yet again.
I've just finished my transition from a Win32 to a Linux64 development environment. The change was mainly motivated by the fact that both GCC and Intel toolchains are available for eclipse on Linux, so now I can have my app built by both compilers with a single mouse click.
It also allowed me to try using pantheios again, which - I assumed - would now work without too much...
2009-10-23 14:08:37 UTC by awishformore
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Wow...
Always makes me feel so dumb when the fix (or workaround) for compilation of thousands and thousands of lines of code is just changing one word.
As you've guessed, I'm using Visual Studio 2008 to compile and with your neat little change, it seems to be working just fine.
As far as cygwin is concerned, I tried the UNIX makefile already, but it doesn't work either - the whole...
2009-10-22 13:15:57 UTC by awishformore
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Hi
The application scenario you describe sounds ideally suited to Pantheios, which places robustness and performance as top priorities. (FYI, several commercial clients are using installations, on both UNIX and Windows, of Pantheios, to great effect. FYI: most of these are trading/financial companies that have very high volumes but still require the ability to log (or not, based on runtime...
2009-10-22 00:46:50 UTC by matsys
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cl -nologo -c -W4 -wd4800 -wd4996 > -WX -EHsc -GR -MTd -DDEBUG -Zi - Fd.\xtests.pan.core.api.mt.debug.pdb > -DWIN32 -DCRTSECURENO_DEPRECATE -I. ...\include -I"C:\code\stlsoft\include" -Fo.\xtests.pan.core.api.mt.debug.obj ....\src\xtests\xtests.core.cpp > xtests.core.cpp > ....\src\xtests\xtests.core.cpp(5130) > : error C2220: warning treated as > error - no 'object' file generated >...
2009-10-22 00:36:40 UTC by matsys
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Hello.
I'm just about to start a huge project where performance will be really crucial, but I wanted to be able to use extensive logging, too. I happened to stumble across pantheios and it seemed to be pretty much the perfect choice.
There is however one big issue: I use Eclipse as my IDE on Windows because (the client side will mostly be used on Windows systems), but cygwin as compiler to...
2009-10-22 00:02:39 UTC by awishformore
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Has a real spat, and when part of a Windows Service, does not provide obvious help.
2009-09-30 06:47:51 UTC by matsys
