[proto] latest code and docs?
Hi! I am looking for the latest and greatest working version of proto and especially the proto docs in pdf and/or html. Where can I find it and when will it be included into boost? Btw.: Is there a canonical place where accepted libraries can be found *with generated docs*? Actually I have no svn access due to a firewall ... Thanks for any extra support. Markus
Markus Werle wrote:
Hi!
I am looking for the latest and greatest working version of proto and especially the proto docs in pdf and/or html. Where can I find it and when will it be included into boost?
Latest and greatest lives in branches/proto/v4. I'm still working on the docs. I'll probably merge to trunk sometime in a week or so, and continue working on the docs there.
Btw.: Is there a canonical place where accepted libraries can be found *with generated docs*? Actually I have no svn access due to a firewall ...
Ouch. I guess you could use the version in the file vault, but it's a little out of date. Next week I'll put proto v4 in the file vault and generate pdf docs. -- Eric Niebler BoostPro Computing http://www.boostpro.com
Eric Niebler a écrit :
Latest and greatest lives in branches/proto/v4. I'm still working on the docs. I'll probably merge to trunk sometime in a week or so, and continue working on the docs there.
I quickly read the qbk files in search of changes in the main parts of proto (defining grammar or transforms mainly) but my poor eyes found nothing. Is there any changes that may break code written with the proto version that is in the Vault ?
joel falcou wrote:
Eric Niebler a écrit :
Latest and greatest lives in branches/proto/v4. I'm still working on the docs. I'll probably merge to trunk sometime in a week or so, and continue working on the docs there.
I quickly read the qbk files in search of changes in the main parts of proto (defining grammar or transforms mainly) but my poor eyes found nothing. Is there any changes that may break code written with the proto version that is in the Vault ?
If you diff the qbk files from the archive in the file vault to the ones in branches/proto/v4, you'll see there are many breaking changes. Some are simple name changes, others are more involved. The largest breaking change is that the protocol for defining custom transforms has changed. But I haven't gotten around to updating that part of the docs yet. -- Eric Niebler BoostPro Computing http://www.boostpro.com
If you diff the qbk files from the archive in the file vault to the ones in branches/proto/v4, you'll see there are many breaking changes. Some are simple name changes, others are more involved. The largest breaking change is that the protocol for defining custom
haven't gotten around to updating
Le Jeu 31 juillet 2008 18:14, Eric Niebler a écrit : transforms has changed. But I that part of the docs yet. So I may also need a new pair of glasses ;) I'll do the diff and see how deep is the change. Thanks in advance for updating the docs :)
Eric Niebler
Markus Werle wrote: [...]
Btw.: Is there a canonical place where accepted libraries can be found *with generated docs*? Actually I have no svn access due to a firewall ...
Ouch. I guess you could use the version in the file vault, but it's a little out of date. Next week I'll put proto v4 in the file vault and generate pdf docs.
So I watch this forum for your announcenment. Thanks for your efforts. Markus
On Jul 31, 2008, at 11:04 AM, Markus Werle wrote: [SNIP]
Btw.: Is there a canonical place where accepted libraries can be found *with generated docs*? Actually I have no svn access due to a firewall ...
Do you have web access? If so, you should be able to use Boost's subversion stuff. Our stuff is set up with http URLs, probably via an adaptor on top of Apache. It is _not_ using the custom Subversion svn protocol. The only way a firewall could stop it is if web access in general is blocked (or your administrators put in a _very_ selective filter). -- Daryle Walker Mac, Internet, and Video Game Junkie darylew AT hotmail DOT com
Daryle Walker
Do you have web access? If so, you should be able to use Boost's subversion stuff. Our stuff is set up with http URLs, probably via an adaptor on top of Apache. It is _not_ using the custom Subversion svn protocol. The only way a firewall could stop it is if web access in general is blocked (or your administrators put in a _very_ selective filter).
That seesm odd to me. I have access via browser. I tried via tortoise-svn which failed to retrieve it: Error * PROPFIND request failed on '/' PROPFIND of '/': could not connect to server (http://svn.boost.org) Do I have to change some settings? Markus
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