Hi Vicente,
I am using Boost trunk from GitHub (since only that has when_all etc).
You will be able to have it for Boost 1.56 (it is already on master)
This is awesome! I am coming back to C++ after a couple of years .. and the improvements are great. FWIW, I am implementing WAMP (http://wamp.ws/), a messaging protocol that provides RPC and PubSub, in C++11. The nifty thing is, I can talk over stdio to a WAMP router (which spawns the C++ program), and using "futures" and continuations, it seems I'll be able to get away without any threads _and_ without (necessarily) ASIO. I got "call" and "publish" already working https://github.com/tavendo/AutobahnCpp/blob/master/test/test7.cpp I am doing my own "poor man's" event loop on std::cin (#L118) .. but it should be pluggable onto ASIO in the end as well. Now I am tackling "register" (being called) and "subscribe" (receiving events).
there are two errors (1) You need to move the futures (2) You can not use then() on a future and next try to get the value. You need to store the result of then on another future.
Thanks a bunch! I understand better now. In the meantime, I also got some feedback on StackOverflow .. basically stating the same. And it works for me now. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/22664296/using-boostfuture-with-continuat... Thanks again for helping and the great work!! I am looking forward to 1.56 .. Cheers, /Tobias