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Boost is a large collection of high-quality libraries intended for use in C++. Boost is free, and is often considered a "second standard library".

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This is a follow up question to Inserting and retrieving data MySql Database access in C++ using Boost::ASIO and Boost::MySQL. I have reduced the amount of code to be reviewed by presenting only one ...
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About the Project This was a go/no go prototype for a project that would store the data a combined personal planner software with project planning software in a relational database. It was also a ...
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About the Project This is a unit test and a prototype for the database portion of a project that would store the data a combined personal planner software with project planning software in a ...
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I'm prototyping/debugging some C++ code that I may turn into a longtime project. The build system is ready for review, the prototype is not. The GitHub repository for the code listed below. Like all ...
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Lately I came across a book exercise that asked to implement a calculator by resorting only to std::string manipulation. I avoided C++ streams as well, as they are ...
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This is the third version of the photo size reduction tool for code review. The previous reviews are Resize 200 photos quickly in C++ using opencv and Photo Reduction Tool version 2 - Possible ...
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The code is a Linux command line photo size reduction tools. It reduces the size of all the photos in a directory. It may work on Windows 10, but it has not been built or tested on Windows. It takes ...
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I had to design a connection pool that handles Boost MySQL connection to use the asynchronous functions. Here is the code: ...
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So I've decided to flex showcase my "enum that accepts strings etc..." here. I don't know if it's great but I'm pretty sure it's decent. It is implemented in less than 200 lines of code (not ...
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The locking mechanism is implemented in the class RW_Lock. The saved_async_completion_handler structure is used in ...
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I have recently made significant progress in overcoming beginner barriers related to using Git, CMake, libraries, and successfully implementing an API in C++. Despite my achievements, I acknowledge ...
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Description of the code: The code provides asynchronous IPC functionality in C++ using the Boost libraries and pipes. Each process asynchronously "listens" on the read end of the pipe and ...
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I want to serialize a C++ class Ramdomclass . Below is the serialization function. ...
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I want to serialize a class Mango recursively. ...
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