A colleague suggested I just stream data and files over an SSL connection since we own third party libraries for doing so. I'm looking into that and keep ssh as a backup, so any...
I haven't done visual programing in many years so I am a bit rusty. I have visual studio 2010. I want to write a gui program that will make an ssh connection and send commands over ssh. I...
I think you should use whatever compiler the book recommends. If it doesn't recommend any, then find a book that does. In my experience, visual has a lot of unique quirks that are learned with...
never knew about the *buf classes. Googling it tells me the difference is that stringstream is a class for "users" and stringbuf is a class for "developers." In other words if you want to develop...
sounds like an API issue and not a c++ issue. Go back to the .dll vendor and ask for support is my best suggestion. Secondly, why not convert the jpg to a gif or bitmap?
Haven't tested it yet but I think it'll work. the answer is to pass class types as template parameters and then the class object pointer and function reference to the constructor parameters. I guess...
This is a bit convoluted...
There is existing code for an observer pattern. There is a data repository class. There is a data observer super class with an update() function. Usually I derive from...
Thanks. I got stuck and came back to see your post. Unfortunately I had done things in reverse. For some reason this stuff is counter intuitive for me right now.
I'm new to functors (still trying to grasp the concept) and I wanted to know if I can do the same as the following code with a functor? It basically converts a vector of a two item struct into two...
Yes I'd like to separate into multiple containers. But the data is all related by a time value (history). Which has a fair bit of processing, so I would have to duplicate that processing I think....
Interesting. I would make the operator() for the extractors return different types for my individual case instead of double. For the MedianCalculator operator() shouldn't it return a bool instead of...
sorry that what I said was a bit confusing. I don't want the median of the the sum of dataA and dataB. The data is not related in that way, it is just data gather at the same point in time from two...