Is there a link where I can access the generated trunk documentation? Thanks in advance, -- Felipe Magno de Almeida
Hello people, I am new to boost. I wanted to use svd, qr decomposition to solve a system of linear equations. I came to know that I will have to use lapack bindings for boost to be able to use svd or qr decomposition etc. I have downloaded the boost-numeric bindings from http://mathema.tician.de/dl/software/boost-bindings but I still can't figure out how to compile and use them. I am on windows platform using Visual Studios 2005. I would really appreciate if anyone can give me some pointers on how to compile it and use it with Visual Studios. Thanks
I just checkout the whole boost sandbox directory and notice the md5 library. Does this library can already be used ? Does this library need to be build or just header only library ? If it needs to be build, how I do that ?
On Aug 12, 2008, at 9:53 AM, Kamil Zubair wrote:
I just checkout the whole boost sandbox directory and notice the md5 library. Does this library can already be used ? Does this library need to be build or just header only library ? If it needs to be build, how I do that ?
1. Don't start a new message by replying to an existing one. Threading mail- or news-readers will group this message with its "original," although they're really unrelated. 2. The MD5 stuff is some code I just whipped up (I'm improving on it as we speak!) to be part of a Boost.CRC successor. It currently does calculate (hopefully correct) MD5 results, so it's usable if you want. There's a more extensive library with MD5, SHA-1, etc. called "crypto" by Kevin Sopp. Look at <http://svn.boost.org/trac/boost/ ticket/1777> for more details. 3. The MD5-Sandbox library does have a mandatory source file ("md5.cpp"). You probably wouldn't want me to dump that much code into a header file, and therefore into every one of your files. Since it's non-template code, I can let the optimizer work on it once. 4. On my setup, the project file has 6 targets: Boost.Test, Boost.Serialization, my md5.cpp, my md5basic.cpp example, my md5check.cpp example, and my unit tests. The first three are set up as static libraries, the latter three are command-line executables that link to the libraries as needed. For your own work, just include md5.cpp somewhere in your project/make-file, either with all of your source code directly or in a separate library target. -- Daryle Walker Mac, Internet, and Video Game Junkie darylew AT hotmail DOT com
I have succesfully build your code, though I remember I have to add #include
I just checkout the whole boost sandbox directory and notice the md5 library. Does this library can already be used ? Does this library need to be build or just header only library ? If it needs to be build, how I do that ?
1. Don't start a new message by replying to an existing one. Threading mail- or news-readers will group this message with its "original," although they're really unrelated. 2. The MD5 stuff is some code I just whipped up (I'm improving on it as we speak!) to be part of a Boost.CRC successor. It currently does calculate (hopefully correct) MD5 results, so it's usable if you want. There's a more extensive library with MD5, SHA-1, etc. called "crypto" by Kevin Sopp. Look at <http://svn.boost.org/trac/boost/ ticket/1777> for more details. 3. The MD5-Sandbox library does have a mandatory source file ("md5.cpp"). You probably wouldn't want me to dump that much code into a header file, and therefore into every one of your files. Since it's non-template code, I can let the optimizer work on it once. 4. On my setup, the project file has 6 targets: Boost.Test, Boost.Serialization, my md5.cpp, my md5basic.cpp example, my md5check.cpp example, and my unit tests. The first three are set up as static libraries, the latter three are command-line executables that link to the libraries as needed. For your own work, just include md5.cpp somewhere in your project/make-file, either with all of your source code directly or in a separate library target. -- Daryle Walker Mac, Internet, and Video Game Junkie darylew AT hotmail DOT com _______________________________________________ Boost-users mailing list Boost-users@lists.boost.org http://lists.boost.org/mailman/listinfo.cgi/boost-users
On Aug 17, 2008, at 11:11 PM, Kamil Zubair wrote:
I have succesfully build your code, though I remember I have to add #include
in one of your header. I compared the computation result with other md5 library and it match so far.
Which header had the problem? -- Daryle Walker Mac, Internet, and Video Game Junkie darylew AT hotmail DOT com
Felipe Magno de Almeida wrote:
Is there a link where I can access the generated trunk documentation?
Thanks in advance,
Sadly, there isn't at the moment. The recent problems we've had with the documentation would suggest that it would be a very good idea to put it on the beta site, if we can find the necessary resources. Daniel
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