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

Age	Commit message (Collapse)	Author
2011-08-25	Bu::ItoLocker is rather handy, I like it. I reccomend it.	Mike Buland

2011-08-15	You can setgid now too.	Mike Buland

2011-08-15	Process now supports setuid for the child process. Really cool.	Mike Buland

2011-07-29	Just a test commit	Mike Buland

2011-07-27	More features for uuids, including hashing and comparison.	Mike Buland

2011-07-25	Some tweaks to the uuid class to make it easier to work with, next for it is	Mike Buland
	probably going to be archiver operators.
2011-07-25	In theory, after constructing a TcpSocket object, you can now take the	Mike Buland
	operating system socket handle away and use it yourself, after doing so, the TcpSocket will not close the socket when it exits, or be able to effect it ever again.
2011-07-20	Oh wow, floats didn't have signs. Scary.	Mike Buland

2011-07-17	More variant unit tests, signed and unsigned chars are no formatted as numbers,	Mike Buland
	while chars are formatted as characters.
2011-07-13	Trying to hunt down bug in variant code.	Mike Buland

2011-06-22	Tweaked the signals, they're more adaptable now.	Mike Buland

2011-06-22	Alright, now libbu++ builds clean and cleans clean too :)	Mike Buland

2011-06-22	Signals.h is now autogenerated by build. In distribution packages we should	Mike Buland
	probably include a copy of the final version just for good measure.
2011-06-22	gensigs actually works, I'm going to try replacing the old signal code with	Mike Buland
	generated signal code. After that, I can actually make changes to the signal code.
2011-06-20	Minor tweak, NULL is defined in extratypes.h as per C++ regs if it's not	Mike Buland
	already defined.
2011-06-14	With any luck, that'll fix the cross-compiling trace code. Now we just need to	Mike Buland
	hope that the formatter code is not going to have the same problem.
2011-06-08	Hopefully nobody was using the buffer size parameter, if so, it's moved.	Mike Buland
	Buffer now takes an extra parameter: what to buffer, read, write, or both. This winds up being important when dealing with blocking sockets and the like.