why it will be accepted in 1.35 instead of 1.34??? why we will have to wait for one more(?) year??? thanks

I am using ASIO at the moment and I think it's a shame such a great lib to have to wait for so long to be part of the 'official' boost distribution... Asio was accepted six++ months ago...

On 1/29/07, Leon Mergen wrote:

On 1/27/07, george wrote:

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I am using ASIO at the moment and I think it's a shame such a great lib to

have

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to wait for so long to be part of the 'official' boost distribution... Asio was accepted six++ months ago...

I think it would be a shame to rush distribution of a library, which is already available as a separate library, and degrade the integrity of the boost distributions in the process..

Indeed. From what I've seen on the Asio-users mailing list, it's still under fairly active development (mostly bug fixing/compiler workarounds on funny platforms). It's a fantastic piece of work. I can't wait for it to be rolled out with an official Boost release. A libasio package/port would be nice in the meantime though... Richard

My 2 cents..

Regards,

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