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

Age	Commit message (Collapse)	Author
2006-06-06	Added comment handling to the XML system. It just discards them completely, but	Mike Buland
	later it will retain them so that even after modifying the nodes the comments could be kept in place so they aren't destroyed if something changes. Also added necesarry functions to the XmlDocument that lets the tests run again and fixes some issues with multiple ownernership when transfering the contents to a new document.
2006-06-05	Fixes to the plugin system, it's a little tricky to test, but it's looking good.	Mike Buland

2006-06-05	Added a complete, general plugin manager system. There's a little bit of	Mike Buland
	cleanup to do before it's totally ready, but it's looking good...
2006-05-26	Loads of updates to several systems, see each for what really changed, the	Mike Buland
	biggest are the updates to the exception framework, and to the pproc system, which is almost a competitor to popt already...
2006-05-13	Fixed a bug in the tester.	Mike Buland

2006-05-13	Changed some things in the serializer...it's cool	Mike Buland

2006-05-13	david - initial NOT WORKING commit of SerializerText stuff...	David

2006-05-13	david - initial commit of serialize code ;p	David

2006-05-04	Removed some extra test functions that were interfering with some other	Mike Buland
	programs. Also disabled auto-log rotation until I can come up with a better way of doing it.
2006-05-03	Sweet, all changes from the (once again 1 rev) branch have been merged back in.	Mike Buland
	Now to finalize the changes in my other programs.
2006-05-03	Added a simple test for the log system, and switched the multilog to the new	Mike Buland
	singleton system, which unfortunately changed it's API slightly. Now it's not a pointer from the singleton, but I did add a new macro to make most usage of it even easier.
2006-05-03	Added the new singleton class template. Very cool, now I need to switch	Mike Buland
	all my singletons to using it.
2006-05-01	libbu++ is finally laid out the way it should be, trunk, branches, and tags.	Mike Buland