Hi,
I'm using a CodedInputStream, based on a FileInputStream in C++ to
read a sequence of size delimited messages (as discussed in recent
posts, I'm building a new CodedInputStream object for each new
message, in order to allow parsing large number of events without
reaching the total bytes
On Jun 25, 2010, at 4:40 , Louis-Marie wrote:
My question is then: how can I safely detect end of file? I guess I
could do something like calling Next() on the underlying
FileInputStream until it returns false (end of file) or a non empty
buffer (and then call BackUp() to re-queue this buffer
Hi,
is it possible to compile libprotobuf.a with a cross compiler and the
rest (protoc for example) with the native compiler?
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This is covered in README.txt.
On Fri, Jun 25, 2010 at 1:46 AM, sh seb...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
is it possible to compile libprotobuf.a with a cross compiler and the
rest (protoc for example) with the native compiler?
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Hello everyone!
I am a beginner of protocol buffers on python environment and
installed recent version on two machines:
- Ubuntu 10.04 (my local laptop)
- CentOS (school's cluster)
As I have root account in my local laptop, I installed this package
into user folder with the following
The flags you pass to configure only affect the C++ package --
configure/make don't know anything about the python subdirectory (except to
include it in the dist), and setup.py doesn't know anything about the stuff
outside that directory. Think of them as completely separate packages.
setup.py
