libbu++.git - System level, general purpose C++ library.

Age	Commit message (Collapse)	Author
2012-08-28	Loads of win32 compilation issues fixed. Most are fairly minor unsigned/signed	Mike Buland
	mismatches because of socket handles, but there were also some order-of-definition issues that were fixed in the FD_SETSIZE definition code. Fixed a few things that just never worked on windows, like Bu::Thread::yield().
2012-08-08	Had to make FD_SETSIZE much, much larger. It looks like the way to go in the	Mike Buland
	future is using overlapped I/O in windows, and who knows in linux. I believe the select method is always a good fallback, but apparently linux doesn't support posix aio (asynchronous i/o) in the kernel, it emulates it with threads, so who knows what the right choice is right now.
2012-08-08	Fixed FD_SETSIZE in libbu++ for windows...hopefully.	Mike Buland

2012-04-15	Updated copyright, packaging, makefile, etc.	Mike Buland

2011-04-07	I fixed a stupid typo in string, I don't know how it ever compiled. It also	Mike Buland
	builds on win32 again...
2011-01-20	Wow! Merged the branch, streams are updated, and there's no more FString, run	Mike Buland
	the fixstrings.sh script in the support directory to (hopefully) automatically update your projects.
2011-01-20	Wow, got the Stream changes propegated, all tests build with string instead of	Mike Buland
	fstring, and updated the copyright notice to extend to 2011
2011-01-20	Bu::FString is now String, and there's a shell script to fix any other programs	Mike Buland
	that were using fstring, I hope.
2011-01-12	Plugger, and potentially anything that can use windows, can report windows	Mike Buland
	errors now...uh...woo?
2010-05-13	Finally rearranged the system to put all compatability files in a directory	Mike Buland
	called compat. I've updated the linux and windows builds and it looks pretty good. I also added a config.h file which we have to edit by hand until I can work on build some more. Linux File operations now use 64 bit mode, windows can't, or at least, I don't feel like researching it right now.