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from the difficult theory of Ace Huang January 12, 2005 Ace is difficult to learn, it is recognized. Mainly because of two reasons. One is because network software development is very difficult. Two is because ace this very huge system is difficult to grasp. The system has a total of more than 30 core developers to develop, a total of more than 1700 people world

The ACE provides a rich timer function, and the following image shows the hierarchical relationship of the timer in the ACE. In Aces, Class ace_timer_queue_t is an interface class that provides an abstraction of the public method of a Timer. ACE provides users with four kinds of timer implementations, the differences between the four implementations are mainl

ACE under serial programming First look at the relevant classes, under the ACE is very simple to use, followed by an instance of the ace comes with. /** * @class ace_tty_io * * @brief class definitions for platform specific TTY features. * * This class represents an example interface for a specific * device (a serial line). It extends the capability of th

related APIs to implement this method. However, it is difficult to directly use these APIs for control and porting. In ACE, the Reactor mode can be used to simplify the development process. Essentially, the reactor provides a set of more advanced programming abstractions, simplifying the design and implementation of event-driven distributed applications. In addition, the reactor also integrates the multi-channel separation of several different types

Test: ace5.3 and ace5.5 and vs. NET 2003 The directories are: F: \ ACE-5.5 and F: \ ACE-5.3. Test Project: F: \ ace_use \ Chapter4 (using ace5.3) and F: \ ace_use \ Chapter3 (using ace5.5) Abstract:The current method is not very convenient, becauseProgramAced. dll is required for running. Currently, ace_root is used to find the specified aced. dll. ==================== For projects: F: \ ace_use \ Chap

A simple test code #include Fc16 ace6.0.2 has been compiled, but it fails to be compiled after being upgraded to 6.1.2. It seems that this version is faulty. Building Target: testinvoking: gcc C ++ linkerg ++-o "test ". /src/test. o-memory. /src/test. o: In function 'main':/home/flyspace/workspace/test/debug /.. /src/test. CPP: 24: Undefined reference to 'ace _ log_msg: last_error_adapter () '/home/flyspace/workspace/test/debug /.. /src/test. CPP:

Compile ace5.5 in centos 5 1 In ace old nest download the following package: ACE-5.4.tar.gz 2 tar-xcvf./ACE-5.4.tar.gz to generate a directory named ace_wrappers,Assume that our directory is/root/ace_study/ace_wrappersRun chmod A = rwx-r ace_wrappers for the sake of Insurance 3. Write this in the ETC/profile file. # Path manipulationIf ['id-U' = 0]; thenPathmung

I saw a comment on the Internet, which is quite pertinent. Http://stackoverflow.com/questions/474840/boost-vs-ace-c-cross-platform-performance-comparison Excerpted comments from several DUDE: Do yourself a favor and steer clear of ACE. it's a horrible, horrible library that shoshould never have been written, if you ask me. I 've worked (or rather had to work with it) for 3 years and I tell you it's a poo

A few days ago, I read the task framework of C ++ npv2 and used ACE service config, which is also useful for projects currently maintained. I am also idle, let's take a look at it as a pastime. This serviceconfig framework is actually used for network service configuration, which can be static or powerful dynamic configuration. You do not need to change the main program, configure the configuration file, and restart to load it. It is said that what is

Memory ing File Multiple Operating System Platforms provide memory ing files. This is a simple mechanism for saving data structures to files. At the same time, because the virtual memory of 32-bit operating systems can only be 4 GB, the memory ing file can be used to open large files larger than 4 GB. In addition, the memory ing file is actually a shared memory mechanism, and data can be directly accessed between processes through the shared memory. ACE