Ilia Sharin
Ilia Sharin
Added path simplification (makes Source information way more readable, especially in case of relative paths to include files) was: /home/use/projects/project/Debug/../src/subfolder1/subfolder2/../../common/headerpath/header.h become: /home/use/projects/project/src/common/headerpath/header.h
I've found that at least following dependencies needs to be installed - brew install cmake - brew install protobuf - brew install boost Seems grpc is also used but when...
#define NOMINMAX should before including any of Windows / Platform SDK header. Otherwise min/max macroses from there break std::min and std::max giving syntax errors during compilation Reference: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5004858/why-is-stdmin-failing-when-windows-h-is-included
Once you're working with std::string objects, if you're creating composite format specifiers, most likely they'll be already in std::string. So why not to support them? Small addition - big convenience.
See correspondent issue on XMLHttpRequest.js library ptoject page https://github.com/ilinsky/xmlhttprequest/issues/12 Met the issue when tried to upload file using modern HTML5 features. This issue blocks using HTML5 async APIs in applications
1) Fixing module name is really bad and prevent dajax/dajaxice usage in properly architectured and complex applications 2) Silent (without even logging the fact) failing to obtain any registrations causes...
Found weird issue with sequence of calls recently. Symptoms: dajaxice.core.js is successfully generated but contains no methods that should appear due to registering python methods using @dajaxice_register() on my configuration...
Doesn't work on macOS with CLang compiler, produces following CMake error (CMakeError.log) attached as well: cmake .. -- C compiler: /Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/Toolchains/XcodeDefault.xctoolchain/usr/bin/cc -- C++ compiler: /Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/Toolchains/XcodeDefault.xctoolchain/usr/bin/c++ -- Forcing warnings as errors!...
Build fix for Apple LLVM (and recent GCC version)