On Oct 1, 2016, at 7:24 PM, Klemens Morgenstern
wrote: I'm using boost.coroutine through boost.asio in a mingw project, which would then be dependent on boost.context. So either I'm doing something unsupported or you're wrong here. Works fine anyway. Boost.Context only builds for mingw if you have a MSVC assembler. Now, RedHat patches it, so Boost.Context can be built on RedHat(or CentOS). However, the author has refused to accept those patches unfortunately. When I build boost on ubuntu for mingw, I disable Boost.Context, which would mean disabling Boost.Beast as well.
Also, Boost.Asio works fine as it doesn’t use Boost.Coroutine nor Boost.Context. I think it provides its own stackless-based coroutines.
Paul Oh, I didn't know that, thanks for the info - but since I'm not cross-compiling I didn't notive that. I'm using stackful coroutines, and
Am 02.10.2016 um 02:45 schrieb Paul Fultz II: those are implemented with boost.coroutine.
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