Thinking Asynchronously in C++

[ part 1 , part 2 , part 3 , part 4 ] Creating your own error conditions User-extensibility in the <system_error> facility is not li...

[ part 1 , part 2 , part 3 ] Creating your own error codes As I stated in part 1 , one of the principles behind the <system_error> f...

[ part 1 , part 2 ] Enumerators as class constants As we have seen, the <system_error> header defines enum class errc : enum class e...

[ part 1 ] error_code vs error_condition Of the 1000+ pages of C++0x draft, the casual reader is bound to notice one thing: error_code an...

Among the many new library features in C++0x is a little header called <system_error> . It provides a selection of utilities for manag...

Asynchronous operations in Asio all expect a function object argument, the completion handler, which they invoke when the asynchronous opera...

Most networking-enabled applications have to deal with timeouts. Read or write operations may continue indefinitely, and programs need a way...