I have a client that sends a PB serialized message to a server which
is implemented with C++, using boost/asio-library's sockets. No matter
how hard I try to figure it out or google about it, I can't find a
simple example on how to actually read the data from (asio)socket so
that I can parse it bac
You would need to implement a ZeroCopyInpuStream around the socket. The
implementation's Next() method would basically wrap the socket's read_some
method, and yield the buffer and size of data that was read. Since Next()
should return false when there's no more data to read, you would just check
fo
Comment #47 on issue 66 by jens.ran...@gmail.com: cannot install using
easy_install
http://code.google.com/p/protobuf/issues/detail?id=66
Just curious, is the issue mentioned here:
https://github.com/cloudControl/PyDoozerLib/blob/master/README.md related
to this issue? Or is it a new one?
Comment #48 on issue 66 by stevv...@gmail.com: cannot install using
easy_install
http://code.google.com/p/protobuf/issues/detail?id=66
Installation error with protobuf 2.4.1
There is a case when you try to install pydoozerlib via python setup.py
install and run into following error:
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I have been reworking my Makefile's to do automatic dependency
generation proper. I realized that with modern gcc & GNU make it gets
pretty simple to do this, but protocol buffers were my one stumbling
point, as they have dependencies that gcc can't extract. It occurred
to me that it ought to be tr