Hi,
I'm using commoncpp library in a project that includes a multithread
server that
can accept many tcp connection and each connection generates a thread.
In this server I'm using a thirdy party proprietary library (compiled),
that (as the producer says)
can't work in multithread environment.
You're on the right track. Please pardon my rusty recollection syntax.
Revise:
mutex.enterMutex();
to a form that accepts a timeout. This example won't compile:
const int timeout = 500;
while (1) {
if ( isPending( pendingInput ) ) {
ections, soit still
works, but each thread can't enter in the mutex proteced piece of code.
I'm thinking about something, like a timeout, that exits the mutex after
a time, if the thread is not exiting...
Can someone help me to resolve this problem? Are there other solutions?
Thanks in ad
David,
I have received a report about your install-local-data rule in libcommoncpp2.
Apparently you have made some assumptions about the target directory, which
isn't always correct.
The full bug report is available at http://bugs.debian.org/399482.
Could I also ask you to maintain the Cc: in
-- Forwarded Message --
Subject: Fwd: Bug#352123: libcommoncpp2-dev: slog should not cut after 128
bytes
Date: Friday 10 February 2006 11:07
From: Mark Purcell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [email protected]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED], Stephan A Suerken <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
David,
P
David,
It would appear that commoncpp2-1.5.3 isn't ABI compatible with previous
releases due to changes with ost::Thread::isRunning
http://bugs.debian.org/402009
Mark
-- Forwarded Message --
Subject: Bug#402009: #402009
Date: Thursday 07 December 2006 14:35
From: Mikael Mag
Hello,
Unfortunately commoncpp2-1.5.0 doesn't build when using -fstack-protector gcc
flags.
The stack protector flags are supported in gcc 4.1.1, could you verify this?
Regards,
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I'm using Common C++ in solaris, but when I include math.h
I got the error below. If I compile my application under
linux the application works fine. The problem is that
math.h defines an struct named exception which conflicts
with the #include declared in exception.h.
Any suggestion ?
I'm using Common C++ in solaris, but when I include math.h I got the error
below. If I compile my application under linux the application works fine.
The problem is that math.h defines an struct named exception which conflicts
with the #include declared in exception.h. Any suggestion ?
g++ -
I think what he really wants to do is use the Common C++ Semaphore with
a count of 1, since semaphore can block with a "timeout", and with a "1"
count in effect acts as a mutex...
The larger question though of what to do with the stuck thread, perhaps
from a broken library, is important also. He
This will break abi, so I will do it for a new 1.6 release set...
Mark Purcell wrote:
>
> -- Forwarded Message --
>
> Subject: Fwd: Bug#352123: libcommoncpp2-dev: slog should not cut after 128
> bytes
> Date: Friday 10 February 2006 11:07
> From: Mark Purcell <[EMAIL PROTECTED
This was already removed in 1.5.3...
Mark Purcell wrote:
> David,
>
> I have received a report about your install-local-data rule in libcommoncpp2.
>
> Apparently you have made some assumptions about the target directory, which
> isn't always correct.
>
> The full bug report is available at ht
ick...we should have changed the abi rev level then...it got missed...
Mark Purcell wrote:
> David,
>
> It would appear that commoncpp2-1.5.3 isn't ABI compatible with previous
> releases due to changes with ost::Thread::isRunning
>
> http://bugs.debian.org/402009
>
> Mark
>
> -- Fo
I will see if this is still true with 1.5.5...
Alan Mizrahi wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Unfortunately commoncpp2-1.5.0 doesn't build when using -fstack-protector gcc
> flags.
> The stack protector flags are supported in gcc 4.1.1, could you verify this?
>
> Regards,
>
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