So putting static on a member in a class declaration is only a declaration --
you still need a definition. This is done outside of the class declaration
itself (much like how most methods at declared in the class declaration but
defined elsewhere). So generally this means that if you add "stat
Hi. I declared the attribute with static modifier in header file as follows:
* private:
static Fetcher_map active_fetchers;*
But it doesn't compile when I put the static modifier.
This accessed in .cc file in different methods and initialized. But when it
is accessed in methods called
You say you tried to use the static modifier but it didn't work. Could you
explain a bit more what you mean by "didn't work"? Didn't compile? Didn't
have the expected results? Also, a short code snippet might be helpful.
-- Murphy
On Feb 17, 2011, at 4:37 PM, Ricardo Bennesby wrote:
> Hi a
You must run nox_core with monitoring on the commandline. Also, you probably
should/must turn on verbose logging (though this is likely to change in the
near future). So, for example:
./nox_core -v -v monitoring
Hopefully then the GUI should do something. If not, maybe you can explain how
i
Dear Haga,
Do you know to use gdb program? Could you apply it in nox-core and report the
track to segment fault ?
Fernando N. N. Farias
Electrical Engineer PhD. Student
Member of the Research Group on Computer Networks and Multimedia Communications
- GERCOM/UFPA
Optical Research Team - GER
Hi all,
i am new to NOX. today i installed NOX under ubuntu 10.04. after
installation i removed the hole directory using rm -rf.
After that i re-downloaded using git clone git://noxrepo.org/nox. i
followed all the steps given in the wiki and installed successfully.
while running the nox by using
Dear All,
I am trying to run nox-gui using ./nox-gui.py but it is not running.
As i see there should be atleast one monitor component.
How to run monitor component.
waiting for reply.
Thanks & Regards,
Shiva
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