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My master thesis is now available for download.
Dear all, I'm happy to announce that I submitted my master thesis on Friday, September 28. The topic is "Unit-Testing towards a Specification: A Systematic Approach" and can be downloaded from: (more...)
Re: Disable the app subproject (temporarily)?
Dear all, I'm planning on further developing the Http component. I will target the functionality of downloading a complete file with a single HTTP request. It will be interesting to see (more...)
Re: Disable the app subproject (temporarily)?
Dear All, As a follow-up to Petr's post I'd like to express my vision of Calitko. I'll be looking forward to reading your views on our common aim and the way (more...)
Re: Disable the app subproject (temporarily)?
Hi Peter, I agree with you that we should disable the calitko.pri subproject since we're not working on it. However, I think that we should at first focus on some protocol (more...)
Disable the app subproject (temporarily)?
Dear all, I'm just back from a vacation and now I'm looking forward to doing some Calitko work again! I was thinking recently that in at least in the last 6 months (more...)
Re: ICC compiler warnings - discussion
Hi Peter, Yes, we should remove them, but you could filter all such warnings from the Gnutella package. Ok, I've added them to the ignore list for now. value_ is non-pointer member. Could (more...)
Re: ICC compiler warnings - discussion
Hi Petr, Great post! I agree with your suggestions, I'll only comment some of the warnings. using-declaration ignored — it refers to the current namespace Appears only in the Gnutella package (79 (more...)
ICC compiler warnings - discussion
Dear all, I've recently added extra warnings for ICC (Intel C/C++ compiler) and compiled my latest calitko branch (developers/s3rvac/calitko,142) with this compiler (using our compilation.py script). There are some warnings (more...)
Re: error: a template argument may not reference a local type
Hi Peter, I think the problem is caused by the two versions of getNodes(). There is a template and non-template one. It seems that the icc compiler prefers the template version (more...)
Re: error: a template argument may not reference a local type
Hi Petr, I think the problem is caused by the two versions of getNodes(). There is a template and non-template one. It seems that the icc compiler prefers the template version (more...)

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