Releases: dulikvor/Core
Core 1.0.2
Core 1.0.1
Core's first release, the release includes the following capabilities:
Utilities:
Logger:
- An implementation specific pluggable logger wrapper, which provides the following capabilities:
- A logger wrapper.
- Ansi like tracing interface.
- Stack trace printout.
- Formal logging interface - flush, trace, add listener.
- Formal listener interface - flush, trace
- Severity is supported.
- Basic set of listeners - file rotation with spdlog implementation, std::cout with default logger.
Pararms:
A general key-value pair dictionary, the data is saved in binary safe format form.
Environment:
Environment parser, providing the capability to retrieve platform specific information, such as:
- logical core count.
- Current process name.
- Current process path.
- IPV4 addresses.
CommandLine:
A command line parser. Providing the mean to access command line arguments via their name.
ConcurrentDictionary:
A general synchronised key-value pair dictionary.
SyncQueue:
A general synchronised queue.
Execution model:
Async Executor:
Provides the mean to to run tasks on top of a thread pool.
Timed Async Executor:
Time based execution model, providing the mean to run time based tasks on top of a thread pool.
Task/Time based Tasks:
A wrapper for a logical component to be scheduled on top of an Async Executor.
Platform primitives:
Thread:
A portable thread wrapper, providing the following capabilities:
- Thread’s name.
- Starting point.
- Join.
Future/Promise:
A one shot data ready event.
AutoResetEvent:
A portable implementation of auto reset event.
ChildProcess:
A unix based implementation of child process spawn and standard in/out access via pipes.
Pipe:
A unix based wrapper of a pipe.
TcpSocket:
A wrapper on top unix based socket.
Language:
Enumeration:
An C++ enum enhancer, providing ToString/FromString capabilities.
Exception:
std::exception extension, providing the mean to produce stack trace on error in runtime.
The exception support an ansi like format for error description.
Assert:
Provides assertion (abort) and verify (exception) capabilities.