I got the FastCGI / CGI C++ Library from "URL <a href="http://cgi.sourceforge.net/">http://cgi.sourceforge.net/</a>" to play around with<br><br>After making a project for the simplest example "Hello World" using the following code <br>
<br>#include <iostream><br>#include <boost/cgi/cgi.hpp><br><br>namespace cgi = boost::cgi;<br><br>int main()<br>{<br> cgi::request req;<br> cgi::response resp;<br><br> resp<< "Hello there, universe."<br>
<< cgi::cookie("test", "check")<br> << cgi::charset("ascii")<br> return cgi::commit(req, resp);<br><br> return 1;<br> }<br><br>Just opening up an editor, or copying the code in to the Kdevelop 4 code editor crashes Kdevelop 4. <br>
<br>Sometime Kdevelop 4 will open but, I guess, as intellisense does its job Kdevelop 4 with spontaneously crashes. Once it crashed so bad that it took out my KDE desktop; had to restart X<br><br>I for a time I though I trace back the problem to Kdevelop 4 trying to parse the BOOST 1.48 asio file socket_acceptor_service.hpp<br>
<br>As it stands the latest trunk build of kdevelop 4 is pretty useless using if I have anyone has to use that library. <br><br>When I get a chance I will play around with the boost asio library to discover if that is true source of the crashes since this library heavily rely on the asio<br>
<br>Anyone has any ideas ?<br><br>