> If I'm understanding this correctly, you're saying "class Fabric" is
> the C++ equivalent of "struct fid_domain" -- is that right?

That is my initial understanding; however, it may be closer to some merger of 
fid_fabric and fid_domain.  Chris called out that the names are subject to 
change.

> If so, that is going to be tremendously confusing.

I agree, but fixing the name isn't too hard at this point.  Maybe we call it 
class FabricDomain.  Anyway, I'm more concerned at the moment with figuring out 
if C++ needs separate Fabric and Domain classes, or if we only deal with 
fid_domains.  And if we go with the latter what happens with the fid_pep.

I don't quite understand how ASIO deals with connection establishment yet.

- Sean
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