From: Christian P. <cp...@se...> - 2004-12-18 14:58:06
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Am Samstag 18 Dezember 2004 13:21 schrieb stephan beal: > (Off-list mail, redirected to the list...) > > On Saturday 18 December 2004 03:42, Marc Duerner wrote: > > > i can't find the definition of at_addr, only a forward decl in > > > pataladdr.h. > > > > Thanks, I have forwarded that to cproch. But I remember that there is > > a bug with appletalk kernel headers on debian. If you use debain try > > the CVS version and it should go away. > > i just had to install the atalk-devel package and do a #define kludge in > patalkaddr.h, then it worked. i'm on Suse 9.2, by the way. See previous mail. > > There is also pclasses and pclasses-devel IRC channels on freenode, > > but they arent used that much. > > i tried the irc channel, but only the bot was online. i'm no a dialup > line, so i don't use IRC that much, but it is very useful for > programming colaboration. > > i went to bed about 5 this morning after playing with P for 4 or 5 > hours. i'm very impressed with it. The only thing i'm puzzled about how > to do is to tie a std::streambuf to a P::IODevice. Maybe it's not > possible/desired, but if it is possible it would means a LOT for > serialization purposes! Try P::IOStream, that should do the job ;-) > i will continue playing with P with it today. i got the mysql connection > working, after some experimentation, and i would like to re-implement > the mysql_serializer on top of the P::SQL layer. That's my project for > this weekend. :) The current mysql-based serializer is EXTREMELY slow, > and only supports mysql. The P db layer looks really nice, and i hope > to be able to support any db for which there is a P driver. |