Hi all Boosters, During the summer, I have been working, with Eric Niebler as a mentor, on a coroutine library. The work is, as far as the Summer of Code is concerned, finished. Before a formal Boost review, I would like to smooth some rough edges in the code and polish the documentation. Still I would like to receive comments both on the current design and implementation and on the style of the documentation by interested Boosters. The source code is available from the boost-soc svn repository here: https://www.boost-consulting.com:8443/trac/soc/browser/boost/soc/2006/corout... The SoC application that started it all is still available here: http://libstream.sf.net/index_c.html I've uploaded the current documentation here: http://h1.ripway.com/gpderetta/html/index.html Unfortunately ripway only allows up to 30MB of downloads every day. I'll see if i can find a better host. The current documentation is known to be full of errors and might not make any sense to anyone except the author (that is, me :) ) Unfortunately time was running out. Still it should be fairly complete and present 99% of the library (a true reference is still to be written). Many examples and use cases are shown. I'll be leaving for (hopefully deserved) vacations tomorrow in the early morning (circa 6 am UCT time zone). I'll be away from the internet for a week, so I won't be able to contribute to the the discussion untill the 28th of this month when I'll be back. I hope that many will find the library useful and at least interesting. It has been a great and instructive project, and I look forward for a boost review. I woud like to thank my mentor Eric Niebler for the invaluable help, expecially with aderence to boost standars. -- dremaing-for-vactions-ly your Giovanni P. Deretta