- Boost C++ Library (1.44 or SVN Trunk)
- GCC 4.4.x
On Hacking Memcache++
- When you find a bug, write a unit test to reproduce the bug then make sure that any fixes will not cause regressions to earlier marked passing tests.
- Send email to [email protected] for feature requests and patches.
- Go to http://github.com/mikhailberis/memcachepp and fork it.
- Implement your feature/enhancement and then send a pull request.
On Testing Memcache++:
- You need at least 4 running instances of memcached on the local machine to run the tests. The provided test-setup.sh script assumes you have memcached installed and available from the path. To run it, you need administrator privileges on the local machine.
- Invoking 'bjam' in the home directory will require that you have properly installed and set up the Boost.Build version 2 build system on your machine, and the BOOST_ROOT environment variable defined to point to the Boost C++ Library distribution root directory.
On Installing Memcache++:
- Memcache++ is header-only, meaning it can be made part of the application you''re building. This requires though that at build-time, the Boost C++ Library 1.38 or a checkout of the Boost subversion trunk is accessible.
- The required libraries are:
- Boost.Serialization
- Boost.Asio (and Boost.System)
- Boost.Regex
- Boost.Spirit
- Boost.String_algo
- Boost.Concept_check