JLinX – Blog

Programming high-performance applications on the Cell BE processor, Part 1…

(Quelle: ibm.com)

Dr. Frank Mueller von der North Carolina State University (NCSU) hat einen Cluster aus acht Exemplaren von Sonys Playstation-3-Spielkonsole zusammengebaut…

(Quelle: heise.de)

Sony PS3 Cluster (IBM Cell BE)

Ich habe mir gedacht ich werde demnächst das “Institut für total interessante Tatsachen” gründen…

(Quelle: boost.org)

• Get Boost from Boost Homepage

To install follow these instructions from the BOOST WIKI

How to Install Boost for Visual C++ Users

An unambiguous guide for Visual C++ users who have never installed 3rd party libraries before. In this example VC++ has been installed to d:\Microsoft Visual Studio 8\ Subtitute your install directory accordingly.

• Download and extract: boost_[version].exe and boost-jam-[version]-ntx86.zip . You can obtain the most recent versions from SourceForge.
• Move bjam.exe into the directory you extracted boost to.
• In a command prompt, navigate to this same directory.
  • If you’ve installed VC++ in the default location – c:\Program Files , run the command: bjam install
  • Users who have installed VC++ in another directory use the command: bjam.exe “-sVC80_ROOT=d:\Microsoft Visual Studio 8\VC” -sTOOLS=vc-8_0 install
  • Add –prefix=d:\Boost\ if you want to install it to another dir besides c:\boost **Boost will begin compiling. When finished, all the necessary files (.hpp .lib and .dll) for using boost will reside in c:\boost

You probably need to set PATH to “c:\windows;c:\windows\system32;c:\windows\wbem” to make it work.

Adding Boost Files to Your Projects

• Since boost is extremely useful, it’s likely you’ll want to set the default search path for .lib’s and .hpp’s in all your projects. After these next steps you will be able to declare boost headers with this syntax: #include <boost/filesystem/operations.hpp>
  • In MSVC navigate to Tools -> Options -> Projects and Solutions -> VC++ Directories.
  • You should see on the top right corner text that says ‘Show Directories For’
  • Choose ‘Include Files’ and add the directory c:\boost\include\boost-[version]
  • For libs, choose ‘Library Files’ and add the directory c:\boost\lib

That should be it. Try one of the examples detailed in the Boost documents.

THX to SirAnn…

http://www.microsoft.com/whdc/device/display/multimonVista.mspx#EUD

Ich bekommen meinen dritten Monitor unter Vista einfach nicht zum laufen…. 🙁

Super Sache! Bei DirectType kann man sich verschiedenste Motive personalisieren lasssen.

Neulich in Hollywood…

…auf dem Walk of Fame…