math-server - Calculator with a telnet interface

	Commit message (Collapse)	Author	Age
*	AppVeyor: build for Win32	Egor Tensin	2019-12-09
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*	add LICENSE.txt	Egor Tensin	2019-12-09
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*	CC_CXX_STANDARD -> CMakeLists.txt	Egor Tensin	2019-12-09
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*	update cmake-common	Egor Tensin	2019-12-09
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*	AppVeyor: pull submodules	Egor Tensin	2019-12-09
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*	client/Dockerfile: fix a typo	Egor Tensin	2019-12-09
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*	cmake-common: use C++17	Egor Tensin	2019-12-09
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*	Docker: no dist-upgrade in Dockerfile-s	Egor Tensin	2019-12-09
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*	AppVeyor/Travis: remove options also present in common.cmake	Egor Tensin	2019-12-09
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*	set minimum CMake version	Egor Tensin	2019-12-09
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*	remove duplicate common.cmake	Egor Tensin	2019-12-09
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*	add cmake-common as a submodule	Egor Tensin	2019-12-09
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*	AppVeyor: add badge to README	Egor Tensin	2019-12-08
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*	enable tests in CI builds	Egor Tensin	2019-12-08
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*	add AppVeyor config	Egor Tensin	2019-12-08
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*	Travis: add badge to README	Egor Tensin	2019-12-08
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*	add Docker build badges to README	Egor Tensin	2019-12-08
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*	add Travis config	Egor Tensin	2019-12-08
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*	fix server/Dockerfile	Egor Tensin	2019-12-08
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*	fix Visual Studio 2019 errors	Egor Tensin	2019-12-08
\| \| \| \| \| \|	Some std::string_view::string_view couldn't be resolved. Additionally, couldn't construct std::string_view from an initializer list sometimes, similar to the infamous std::vector constructor woes.
*	server: proper integer types	Egor Tensin	2019-12-08
\| \| \| \|	So that VS 2019 doesn't complain.
*	fix CMakeLists.txt for Visual Studio 2019	Egor Tensin	2019-12-08
\| \| \| \| \| \| \| \|	It does work w/ gcc, but for Visual Studio 2019, it * tries to link client.exe and server.exe with Boost.DateTime and Boost.Regex, * doesn't link with unit_test_framework automatically, which is expected (I dunno why it works with gcc).
*	split server into multiple components	Egor Tensin	2019-12-07
\| \| \| \| \| \| \|	In a vague attempt to make header files more readable, split server/ into a number of components. Also, refactor the unit tests to use the "Data-driven test cases" of Boost.Test.
*	add stress_test.py	Egor Tensin	2019-12-01
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*	add README.md	Egor Tensin	2019-12-01
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*	add Docker files	Egor Tensin	2019-12-01
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*	initial commit	Egor Tensin	2019-12-01