On Tue, 22 May 2007 20:30:01 +0530, Gaurav.Jain@iflexsolutions.com said:
Yes scheduler is an io_service. I am now not using scheduler.stop() in my code & doing what have you suggested in your reply. But still server is not getting cleanly shutdown as per my design. Here is what am I doing :
You are posting the io_object::stop_all() call into the io_service here:
io_object_temp->get_ioservice().post(boost::bind(&io_object::stop_all, io_object_temp));
and then inside io_object::stop_all() you attempt to join() the thread that is calling io_service::run():
execution_thread->join();
Since the io_service executes posted handlers inside io_service::run(), this may mean you are trying to join the thread from within the thread itself. I suggest moving the join() call to io_object_pool::stop_all() so that it is performed outside of the io_service::run() thread. Cheers, Chris