::ShutdownProtobufLibrary();
return 0;
}
I added comments where I am having trouble. I basically just wan to
populate the body (content) of the HTTP post message with the binary
output of the SerializeToOStream call. Any help would be greatly
appreciated!
Birch
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, vectordata), vectordataread(location).
Below is the code. If I call it with a single string, the first write
method, it seems to work ok. But when I call it with a vector, then
it failes saying the first readVarInt returns 20+.
Am I missing something obvious?
Birch
void FileLogger
I resolved this issue by slightly adjusting my logic, and changing the
way in which i deal with file handling.
Now I just have to get it to honor my append parameter so I can expand
the file, and eventually truncate it
Here is the current code:
Birch
void FileLogger::write(const string
Ok, here is the final working code which handles the append and purge
boolean parameters.
If anyone can provide feedback, comments, suggestions, snotty remarks,
or anything, I would love to hear them. Especially love to know if
you have a more efficient way.
Birch
void FileLogger::write(const
Ok, I incorporated some suggestions
from a someone who replied, but I still core dump in the following
method:
bool flag = cis-ReadRaw(ret.back(), size);
Any ideas?
Code is below.
Thanks!
Birch
void FileLogger::write(const string location, const string data
