File	Date	Author	Commit
doc	2009-09-10	Dean Michael Berris	[6c768c] Updating documentation to add incr and decr sup...
memcachepp	2009-12-09	Dean Michael Berris	[ea99b2] Qualifying calls to boost::fusion::tie to remov...
test	2009-09-10	Dean Michael Berris	[12b4fa] Adding support for incr and decr.
COPYRIGHT	2008-02-04	mikhail_beris	[ea579c] Initial import of Mecache++ Client code.
Changelog	2009-12-09	Dean Michael Berris	[a0c1f2] Adding entry of Changelog.
INSTALL	2009-08-22	mikhail_beris	[7406dc] Updating INSTALL to reflect changes and require...
Jamfile.v2	2008-04-03	mikhail_beris	[7ace56] Merging changes from fluent_interface into trunk.
Jamroot	2008-02-07	mikhail_beris	[773ade] Adding empty Jamroot file.
LICENSE_1_0.txt	2008-02-04	mikhail_beris	[ea579c] Initial import of Mecache++ Client code.
README	2009-08-26	Dean Michael Berris	[c28fe6] Changes to TODO and README.
TODO	2009-09-10	Dean Michael Berris	[034913] Updating Changelog and TODO.
test-setup.sh	2008-02-07	mikhail_beris	[ef7eea] Changes:

Read Me

Memcache++ - a memcache client library

Requires:
    Boost C++ Library (1.38 or SVN Trunk)

NOTES:

On Hacking Memcache++:

    * When you find a bug, write a unit test to reproduce the bug
      then make sure that any fixes will not cause regressions to
      earlier marked passing tests.
    * Send email to <mikhailberis@gmail.com> for feature requests
      and patches.
    * Use git and clone

      git://memcachepp.git.sourceforge.net/gitroot/memcachepp/memcachepp

On Testing Memcache++:

    * You need at least 4 running instances of memcached on the
      local machine to run the tests. The provided test-setup.sh
      script assumes you have memcached installed and available
      from the path. To run it, you need administrator privileges
      on the local machine.
    * Invoking 'bjam' in the home directory will require that you
      have properly installed and set up the Boost.Build version 2
      build system on your machine, and the BOOST_ROOT environment
      variable defined to point to the Boost C++ Library
      distribution root directory.

On Installing Memcache++:

    * Memcache++ is header-only, meaning it can be made part of
      the application you're building. This requires though that
      at build-time, the Boost C++ Library 1.38 or a checkout of
      the Boost subversion trunk is accessible.
    * The required libraries are:
        - Boost.Serialization
        - Boost.Asio (and Boost.System)
        - Boost.Regex
        - Boost.Spirit
        - Boost.String_algo
        - Boost.Concept_check