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xadet3 wrote:You should use Boost.Asio so that it handles it for you.

Actually, that is what I was planning on using.

#C++ on EFNET disapproves of Boost for some reason.
But the project looks interesting as long it doesn't become shitty code.
QT would be nice to use for a GUI.

They sound like the pretentious dick types.

xadet3 wrote:They sound like the pretentious dick types.

A few of them are, but the owner of the channel told me it's bloated and that you should only use it when it makes something easier, which it usually doesn't.
I have never used it though. It's too heavy in my opinion.
And you could also use C++11 threads. The std library is enough for most things in my opinion.

C++11 threads aren't handle by VS2010 compiler and only partly for VS2012 :/.
I used boost inside a project on CAO/PAO model viewer (a solidworks/catia - like) for windows 8.
While the whole project compilation takes 2 hours due to templates and their turing completeness nature, the final executable has really descents benchmarks. Just don't over use it.

C++11 threads aren't handle by VS2010 compiler and only partly for VS2012 :/.
I used boost inside a project on CAO/PAO model viewer (a solidworks/catia - like) for windows 8.
While the whole project compilation takes 2 hours due to templates and their turing completeness nature, the final executable has really descents benchmarks. Just don't over use it.

Juan wrote:C++11 threads aren't handle by VS2010 compiler and only partly for VS2012 :/.
I used boost inside a project on CAO/PAO model viewer (a solidworks/catia - like) for windows 8.
While the whole project compilation takes 2 hours due to templates and their turing completeness nature, the final executable has really descents benchmarks. Just don't over use it.

Or you can use QT.

I don't know a shit about Boost, but it will be really good to see it finished !

Good luck guys

Dragoon needs to get off the Qt tip

dat Qt