Comments on Thinking Asynchronously in C++: A potted guide to stackless coroutines

Hi, what do you think of provisionally accepted B...

2012-01-05T20:07:34.588+11:00

Hi,

what do you think of provisionally accepted Boost.Context?

http://ok73.ok.funpic.de/boost/libs/context/doc/html/

It even has ASIO example :)

That is because with /ZI the LINE macro will c...

2010-09-11T16:59:21.988+10:00

That is because with /ZI the __LINE__ macro will change every time that file is edited and recompiled on the fly, so it does make sense. Edit and Continue has a *LOT* of issues though, I never compile with it enabled as it causes code generation to change and bugs to disappear and appear, not good.

I just started working with your HTTP sample. It l...

2010-06-04T11:58:17.624+10:00

I just started working with your HTTP sample. It looks awesome, but the first hurdle I've encountered is with the macros. They don't work with the Visual C++ (9.0) compiler if "Debug Information Format" is set to "Program Database for Edit and Continue (/ZI)". It fails with a C2051: case expression not constant error (at the "case __LINE__:" part). I'm sure it's a compiler bug because frustratingly it works if you get the compiler to output the preprocessed file.

Thought you might be interested in real applicatio...

2010-04-02T02:54:32.167+11:00

Thought you might be interested in real application using light-weight thread approach in C++. - http://code.google.com/p/altalena/

Comments on Thinking Asynchronously in C++: A potted guide to stackless coroutines

Hi, what do you think of provisionally accepted B...

That is because with /ZI the __LINE__ macro will c...

I just started working with your HTTP sample. It l...

Thought you might be interested in real applicatio...

That is because with /ZI the LINE macro will c...