> Jeff, > > Thanks. As regards times, we should definitely be using the time_duration > from boost date_time!
Yes, but we'll need to do something with the core. If you just used posix_time::time_duration out of the box it is a bit of a heavy dependency for the need. > Would you have any code references for the usage scenarios that you added ? No, just some scenarios I thought of -- we would have to write code. Unfortunately, all the 'example' code I have ever written in this area is buried in closed source applications... The other thing is that I expect most of the server examples to be pretty simplistic b/c you usually don't write much in the way of a 'real' server until you have sophisticated dispatching of I/O across multiple sockets or multiple threads. All this is way out of scope for the basic socket class. Of course, given Boost.Threads and Boost.Function you are a long way there... Jeff _______________________________________________ Unsubscribe & other changes: http://lists.boost.org/mailman/listinfo.cgi/boost
