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2014-06-13Telnet really needed a flush function. Now it has one.Mike Buland
We can't be waiting for an update later on to flush our buffers all the time!
2014-03-05Added a method to null/clear a cache pointer, and one to see if it's set at all.Mike Buland
2014-02-03Corrected Myriad unit test on 64 bit platforms.Mike Buland
I assumed a long would be 4 bytes, that was silly!
2014-02-03Changed copyright to 2007-2014.Mike Buland
2014-02-03We needed a new pregenerated signals.h for make builds.Mike Buland
2014-02-03Compiles with LLVM 3.4 as well now.Mike Buland
2014-02-02I can make it compile with gcc or LLVM, but not both yet.Mike Buland
2014-01-30Updated Makefile, I used g++ instead of ${CXX} in several places.Mike Buland
2014-01-30Attempting to fix OSX compatibility, it's not 100%, but it builds and most ↵Mike Buland
things seem to work. We've also tested against LLVM.
2014-01-22Updated the cache system. It now ensures that objects are initialized withMike Buland
cache information before they are deserialized from storage. This changed the signature of the cache loading template function, but the new function isn't harder to use, and provides the key information as well.
2013-07-26Got rid of the last non-const formatter << operator references.Mike Buland
2013-07-26Fixed some random whining issues, dropped extra char * formatter references,Mike Buland
and fixed a null/integer issue in Bu::Hash
2013-07-26Removed an incorrect formatter << operator, and corrected a const_iterator vsMike Buland
iterator issue in Bu::String.
2013-07-20Added a Locker class to the Bu::CacheObject base class. This is a super simpleMike Buland
wrapper that lets you take advantage of nifty Locker based mutex locking when in a CacheObject subclass.
2013-07-18Fixed caching changed issue. The cache now marks objects as unchanged for youMike Buland
after they are saved. It needs some more testing, but the theory is sound.
2013-07-03Modified the Bu::CacheBase API, what was erase is eraseNow, and erase is aboutMike Buland
to be re-engineered to actually do a lazy erase like removing an iNode in a posix filesystem. While the file remains open it exists, but the references visible to the user on disk are gone.
2013-04-08Minor tweaks to the cache object base class. The per-object mutex is actuallyMike Buland
in the CacheEntry class, not the CacheObject, so you can't lock it until you have an entry. This isn't a big deal unless your objects aren't actually part of a cache yet. I changed it so that lock/unlock have no effect if you haven't joined to a cache yet, probably not ideal, I'll think about moving that mutex. I also fixed it so you can lock/unlock even when const.
2013-03-25Corrected a pure virtual call issue while destroying caches.Mike Buland
2013-03-21The Bu::MyriadCache now ensures that it saves the myriad structure afterMike Buland
saving an entry or syncing.
2013-03-18Cache object handles changed() events when no cache has been set cleanly now.Mike Buland
2013-03-18Added the has function to the new cache system. If the object identified byMike Buland
key is loaded then the query doesn't even get to the superclass.
2013-03-18Corrected compliation issue in the new cache with older GCC versions.Mike Buland
2013-03-17The new cache system has been broken out into it's individual headers, and isMike Buland
now ready for actual use.
2013-03-17The new cache system is tested and ready, it just needs to be put in it's place.Mike Buland
The old cache system will be going away now, so if you need it for anything, grab a version before this commit. Oh, also, happy 1,000th commit!
2013-03-13Added bind/unbind to the Cache system. Fixed typo in docs of heap.Mike Buland
2013-03-13The new caching system is almost there. It's more elaborate internally, andMike Buland
it works very, very differently, but the interface is proving much easier to use and it should be much faster, not to mention thread-safe.
2013-03-12Bu::Uuid now supports being formatted, it uses the standard toString() method.Mike Buland
The new cache is really coming along now.
2013-03-12Mostly planning changes, nothing real functional but I want to commit and changeMike Buland
computers.
2013-03-03Adding the Bu::DualFilter which could work out really well, it's going in forMike Buland
testing now. The idea is that it makes it easy to use a bi-directional stream like a tcpstream that requires a seperate filter instance for each read and write side.
2013-02-27Added a unit test for Bu::SynchroHash. It's just a tweaked copy of the testMike Buland
for Bu::Hash, which tests the basics alright, but not the synchro part. I'm still trying to figure out a good test for that.
2013-02-26Added auto-lock classes to the Bu::ReadWriteMutex, I think I like that type ofMike Buland
encapsulation, at least for the read/write guy. Also started work on a thread-safe wrapper for the standard hash. There is a lot of functionality we just have to leave out in this, it's just too dangerous in a thread-safe class.
2013-02-25Really minor addition to the new cache system. I think I will split it intoMike Buland
two classes, one for the store, one for the cache itself. The index will have to go with the store, which I find a little odd, but it'll...probably work out.
2013-02-25More things in the default.bld just include pthreads now. It just makes sense.Mike Buland
2013-02-23Just made all tests include libpthread, it makes sense these days.Mike Buland
Creating an experimental new cache system that's controlled primarily with a subclass. This should cut down significantly on the amount of code needed to use the cache. The new one also features a required (for now) base class for objects that use the cache. This simplifies so many different things.
2013-02-22The test for Bu::ReadWriteMutex is better and there is more documentation now.Mike Buland
2013-02-21Forgot the copyright notice.Mike Buland
2013-02-21Added the Bu::ReadWriteMutex, which is super awesome. Also made theMike Buland
Bu::RandomBase::rand functions visible in the Bu::RandomCmwc class.