
I see. I was waiting for the thread to end before I closed the serial
port, I just assumed it would be unsafe to do otherwise. Thanks for
the info!
On Thursday, August 27, 2009, Scott Gifford
Robert Dailey
writes: I'm currently using a serial_port object to call async_read_some(). This results in io_service::run() blocking until at least 1 byte or more can be read from the serial port. If nothing is ever sent, then I can not safely exit the thread in which io_service::run() is executing in.
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I haven't used the serial_port object, but for a network socket, you can just close the network socket from another thread, and your completion handler will run with an appropriate error.
Hope this helps,
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