<incu/log.hh>

Stream out to syslog as simply as to any ostream. Almost.

#include <incu/log.hh>

int
main(int argc, char* argv[]) {
   if(log_to_syslog)
      incu::Log::addDevice(new incu::SysLog(argv[0]));
   else
      incu::Log::addDevice(new incu::StreamLog(clog));
   
   Log() << "A message";

   try { ... }
   catch(const exception &err) {
      Log() << "Something went wrong: " << err;
   }
}
    

<incu/pipe.hh>

A pipe created in an object. Really just a constructor / destructor pair for convenience.

<incu/socket.hh>

Some classes to help out in using sockets. A client looks basically like this:

      incu::SockaddrIn addr;
      addr.addr("servername").port(4711);
	
      incu::Socket socket(PF_INET, SOCK_STREAM, "tcp");
      socket.connect(addr);
      
      ifstream in(socket.fd());
      ofstream out(socket.fd());
    

<incu/system.hh>

<incu/time.hh>

Contains the classes TimeVal, which is just a constructor for struct timeval, and Time which works like a time_t, but more convenient.

The following will print the current time in a user-friendly format:

    cout << "Time is " << Time() << endl;

<incu/error.hh>

Mainly used by the other parts of incu, a c_error is thrown when something goes wrong the errno way.