hello_world_task.cpp

Next step will be to change #include <tr1/X> to just #include <X> for C++11.

flexibility of message handling. Direct routing requires:

a) That the client create their own message class derived from direct_message.

b) That any task handling said message class knows about it's lifetime charateristics.

c) That any task handling said message override do_message for direct_message.

Benchmarks show direct routing can be MUCH faster than standard routing,

(10-15 times faster in some cases), however standard messgaes are still

recommended where this kind of performance is not required or for portabiliy.

from the task class entirely.

Still want to re-work module function registration, but should be a

little more efficient. Also did a few other things like change from

lock::scoped_lock -> boost::unique_lock<lock> everywhere.

of run_one() - also meaning we don't need to call check() between

each asio task processed.

result in the inclusion of the rest of mantra due to service being

in utils (ie. moved service to it's own module under core).

the #define only changes whether the macros are defined

or not.

- Added ability to create specializations for passthrough adapters

- Added specialization so that a va_list could not pass through an async destination

- Added performance testing ability to the scheduler test module.

- Added macros for detection of symbols (and changed how affinity ability is found).

- Fixed a bug in duration multiplication.

appropriately using macro magic. Part of MANTRA-28.

improve performance, but it was not enough which has led to MANTRA-43).

entities, not under 'core' anymore). Also re-wrote the trace code to both use variadic

macros, and automatically figure out the function names (MANTRA-28), and made a macro that

combines MT_BE/MT_FUNC and MT_RET/MT_EE and used that throughout the code.

issues in release mode because the exceptions involved (ie. boost::thread_interrupted)

did not have default visibility (MANTRA-29).

Also added exception handling in the base task for MANTRA-29.

Made the scheduler test case compile on release. Not working right.

Some fixes on a plane. The hello world test app's delay task now is interruptable,

added the ability to re-route recipient OR destination, made the console capture

of STDOUT/STDERR a little slicker (converts to a vector, removing the last \r\n).

Completed 'load' support in console command, and added file based completion.

Also made a typedef for the return type of commands (much simpler).

Adjusted EOL style.

Added properties to all cpp, h and Makefile.txt files.