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Jeremy Pack's Coding Blog: July 2008
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Jeremy Pack's Coding Blog. BoostExtension (C Plugins), Scientific computation, Distributed Systems, and Boost.Reflection. Saturday, July 26, 2008. Final Changes Before Review. Since I presented these libraries at BoostCon in May, I've been working to address a few of the feature requests mentioned there, and clean up the library for review for inclusion in Boost. I could use your feedback on the following:. 1 - What do you think is missing in the libraries? 5 - Anything else you can think of. 1 - About 1...
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Jeremy Pack's Coding Blog: Alternatives to Plugins
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Jeremy Pack's Coding Blog. BoostExtension (C Plugins), Scientific computation, Distributed Systems, and Boost.Reflection. Thursday, January 28, 2010. I honestly haven't put much time into Boost.Extension and Boost.Reflection lately. My current work has no need for plugins of that type - and it's difficult to continue designing something without good current use cases to consider. So, do you really need C plugins? Do you need C performance? Python is certainly easier to deploy. Do you really need plugins?
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Jeremy Pack's Coding Blog: Hurricane Sandy Disaster Relief
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Jeremy Pack's Coding Blog. BoostExtension (C Plugins), Scientific computation, Distributed Systems, and Boost.Reflection. Wednesday, December 12, 2012. Hurricane Sandy Disaster Relief. I just open-sourced some code I put together for tracking disaster relief efforts for Hurricane Sandy at https:/ code.google.com/p/sandy-disaster-recovery. Feel free to poke around in the code, fork it, or use it yourself - it's available under the Apache 2.0 license. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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Jeremy Pack's Coding Blog: January 2014
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Jeremy Pack's Coding Blog. BoostExtension (C Plugins), Scientific computation, Distributed Systems, and Boost.Reflection. Wednesday, January 1, 2014. As such, I have made no effort since then to keep the library compiling and functioning with new compiler versions, nor with C 0x. This is not to say that there aren't use cases for dynamic loading of objects from shared libraries - just that the complexities in building a cross-platform solution in C without a major runtime performance penalty were rather ...
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Jeremy Pack's Coding Blog: April 2008
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Jeremy Pack's Coding Blog. BoostExtension (C Plugins), Scientific computation, Distributed Systems, and Boost.Reflection. Wednesday, April 9, 2008. All data is back up. URLs should be the same as they were previously. Sorry for any inconvenience! Edit: Oops, some of my links were bad. This is fixed now. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Using Boost.Reflection with Shared Libraries. Downloads - Updated August 14, 2008. Extension reflection.tar.gz.
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Jeremy Pack's Coding Blog: The Hanging Chain Problem - or Catenary
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Jeremy Pack's Coding Blog. BoostExtension (C Plugins), Scientific computation, Distributed Systems, and Boost.Reflection. Thursday, March 25, 2010. The Hanging Chain Problem - or Catenary. Here's a video from some software I just wrote for the class I've been taking part time (you should never stop learning! Here's my description of the problem from my report:. Consider a chain hung from the ceiling. How can we predict its. Shape as it hangs? Each link in the chain will naturally fall until it. Using Boo...
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Jeremy Pack's Coding Blog: Resource Management Across DLL Boundaries
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Jeremy Pack's Coding Blog. BoostExtension (C Plugins), Scientific computation, Distributed Systems, and Boost.Reflection. Wednesday, June 24, 2009. Resource Management Across DLL Boundaries. Resource management across DLL boundaries in C is tricky. Here are the basic rules used in Boost.Extension:. RTTI does not always function as expected across DLL boundaries. Check out the type info classes to see how I deal with that. It took a whole lot of trial and error to get this to work on different platforms.
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Jeremy Pack's Coding Blog: March 2010
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Jeremy Pack's Coding Blog. BoostExtension (C Plugins), Scientific computation, Distributed Systems, and Boost.Reflection. Friday, March 26, 2010. Hanging Chain with Varying Weights. Here's another hanging chain scenario. The red links are a little longer and much heavier. Links to this post. Thursday, March 25, 2010. The Hanging Chain Problem - or Catenary. Here's a video from some software I just wrote for the class I've been taking part time (you should never stop learning! Shape as it hangs? I'll add ...
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Jeremy Pack's Coding Blog: December 2012
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Jeremy Pack's Coding Blog. BoostExtension (C Plugins), Scientific computation, Distributed Systems, and Boost.Reflection. Wednesday, December 12, 2012. Hurricane Sandy Disaster Relief. I just open-sourced some code I put together for tracking disaster relief efforts for Hurricane Sandy at https:/ code.google.com/p/sandy-disaster-recovery. Feel free to poke around in the code, fork it, or use it yourself - it's available under the Apache 2.0 license. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).