Hi, I've added the code for the database project to the sandbox. I've also made the following changes based on feedback from Caleb and Jonathan: 1) fixed <: digraphs 2) added transaction functions to the abstract interface. Added a reference_counted_transaction_manager class for use in implementations that don't support nested transactions. 3) made the interface support null field detection via boost.optional 4) iteration supports BiDirectional model instead of RandomAccess 5) added a transaction class for scoped transaction management on the to-do list: 1) documentation - this is going to be a word document or something at first since I know nothing about html. 2) make .jam files 3) test cases - I'm not sure how these are going to work. 4) investigate possibility of supporting a prepare_statement function
On Sat, 20 Aug 2005 17:46:42 -0500, Brock Peabody wrote
1) documentation - this is going to be a word document or something at first since I know nothing about html.
For goodness sake, don't burden yourself with that WYSIWYG junk -- use a powertool: quickbook baby! http://www.boost.org/tools/quickbook/doc/html/index.html It will take a little work to setup the toolchain, but I assure you it will be worth it... Jeff
On Sun, 21 Aug 2005 11:23:22 -0500, Brock Peabody wrote
On Behalf Of Jeff Garland
What is the name / path? I couldn't find it in the file vault or the sanbox cvs.
I put it in cvs_root/boost-sandbox/database. The web interface seems to take you to cvs_root/boost-sandbox/boost-sandbox.
Thx.
Should I move it there?
Don't know. We seem to be all over the map in the sandbox at this point. Until you get the structure into the usual boost/lib setup, though, I think I'd leave it where it is. Jeff
Hi Brock, I just looked at the sandbox, and I don't see any changes in the last 2 months? Whats happening? Have you given up? I was waiting for more traffic on the boost mailing list, but there hasn't been any? see ya! Paul
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Just wondering how people are addressing this problem.
What problem? static data members are exactly like variables declared at namespace scope. You should be able to serialize them the same way. -- Dave Abrahams Boost Consulting www.boost-consulting.com
On Behalf Of Paul Sent: Thursday, November 10, 2005 12:42 AM
Whats happening? Have you given up? I was waiting for more traffic on the boost mailing list, but there hasn't been any?
Hi Paul, Sorry for the lack of updates. I've was working on templatizing the whole system so users can choose the types in the variant and the string type, but I've been overwhelmed by work lately. I'll try to post some updates this weekend or next.
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