AIS Radar displays AIS (Automatic Identification System) data received from marine AIS transponders such as the ExNC 101 Class B AIS Transponder over a WiFi network. The application has been approved for the App Store yesterday and is now available. The complete processing backend of the application (threading, network connection, AIS data processing, tracking) has […]
My best wishes to the people in Japan affected by the recent natural disaster. My thoughts are with you.
In the forum, we’re discussing the idea of collaboratively writing a POCO cookbook. Anyone willing to contribute ideas, text, sample code or proofreading time is invited to join the discussion in the forum.
I have posted some ticks and tricks for using POCO in iPhone/iPod/iPad projects in the forum.
Neural ID is looking for a C++ software engineer in the San Francisco Bay Area. The details are in this post in our new Jobs forum.
I just posted a few notes on using POCO in MFC applications in the forum.
In order to consolidate and focus our support resources there will be some changes to our mailing list policy. Experience over the past years has shown that more than 90 % of all support questions are already asked in the forum. In order to build up a central knowledge base and provide a single point […]
Meet us at Embedded World 2011, March 1—3 2011 in Nürnberg, Germany. I will give a talk on Thursday, March 3, 13:30—14:00, titled Introduction to Web Services for Embedded Developers. Applied Informatics will not have a booth at the exhibition, but we invite you to take the opportunity to meet us during the event. To […]
Release 1.4.1 is a bugfix/patch release that fixes two issues introduced in 1.4.1. On Linux, Poco::Mutex is not recursive, which may cause code requiring on recursiveness of Poco::Mutex to deadlock. This was introduced in 1.4.1 due to a wrong compile-time check for availability of PTHREAD_MUTEX_RECURSIVE (which is an enum value and not a macro). The […]
Danny Tylman has created a Mongo subsystem for POCO that acts as a native client to MongoDB. Looks very interesting. Check it out at http://mongosubsystem.sourceforge.net/.