C++ Library containing a lot of needful things: Stack Trace, Command Line Parser, Resource Handling, Configuration Files, Unix Command Execution, Directories, Regular Expressions, Tokenizer, Function Trace, Standard Extensions.
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3.3 KiB
109 lines
3.3 KiB
2006-02-04 |
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New RPM mrw-c++-minimal with minimal dependencies on other libraries |
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(boost, ltdl, log4cxx), but without debugging support, means not stack |
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trace, no logging. |
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2005-04-18 |
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New feature: Execution of commands is can now be done "in the |
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background", without the need of threads (similar to the use of |
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select, or non-blocking pipes, actually it is achieved through non |
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blocking pipes). See class PartialExec for details. |
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2005-04-06 |
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New feature: Automatic initialisation of log4cxx, just link to |
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libmrwlog4cxxconfiguration. |
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2005-03-05 |
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Really cool new feature: Automagic function trace: Don't change a |
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single line in your code (if log4cxx is already configured), just use |
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GNU gcc with option -finstrument functions, and link to |
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libmrwfunctiontracelog4cxx! |
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2005-02-23 |
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New feature: A Function Tracer. Add the METHOD macro as first line in |
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all your methods and the FUNCTION macro in your functions, then you'll |
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get a nice log4cxx based entry and exit tracing. |
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New: mrw::ifelse, acts as A ? A : B but with only one access to A |
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Repaired and tested: mrw::Dir (on my system, type is always UNKOWN) |
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DELETED: |
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- mrw::min and mrw::max |
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- SimpleTrace (use log4cxx instead!) |
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2005-02-18 |
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Added a new class DynamicLibrary which is a wrapper around the system |
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independent linltdl from the libtool. You can use it for loading |
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symbols from shared libraries at runtime. |
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Added new functions ifelse which implement (a?a:b), but without the |
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drawback of having expression a evaluated twice. |
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"libbfd" from the GNU binutils is now no more linked to the library, |
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but loaded at runtime using the new DynamicLibrary class. This way, |
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there is a dependency less in the RPMs. The dependency was bad, |
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because the libbfd does not use the normal library versioning, so you |
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used to have to install the exactly same version of the binutils, as |
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the compiler of the RPMs, and this was inacceptable for me. |
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2005-02-03 |
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Added facilities for handling UNIX C library calls that set variable |
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errno in class Errno and in exeption unix_error |
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New static methods in Args to simplify access to command line |
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parameters. |
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2005-01-07 |
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There is a new configuration file handler to read and write settings |
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from a Unix like configuration file. |
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2004-12-20 |
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Warning: Interface change! |
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Conversion from string mrw::to<> and string operator>> throw exception |
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in case of failure! |
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2004-12-17 |
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The new implementation of Exec was not so stable, now it works perfectly. |
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New feature: A simple string tokenizer, in the regular expressions module. |
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2004-12-14 |
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Extended Exec so, that it is possible to pass stdin to the child |
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process. |
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2004-12-10: |
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Added a new library for handling regular expressions (because using |
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boost resultet in link errors |
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UPDATE: |
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Found the source of boost problem: It's kdevelops fault, kdevelop |
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disables C++ by default (-fno-exception -fno-rtti)! The regexp library |
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still remains, but may be deleted in future, if I think that boost's |
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is better. Customer feedback is welcome, please tell me if you need my |
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implementation. |
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2004-10-13: |
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StackTrace now can load not only the executable, but also shared |
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libraries. On Linux, if StackTrace is initialized without parameters, |
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then not only the executable is loaded, but all shared libraries with |
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their offset are parsed from /proc/self/maps. |
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- no more need for /usr/bin/ldd |
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- new functions mrw::readline |
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