Hi Luca,
Sorry for the delay.
If I understand correctly the pattern is:
1) ROUTER binds over TCP and enables CURVE
2) REQ connects over TCP with CURVE
3) REQ sends a message
4) REQ waits for a response that never arrives
What is the timeout value, and how is it checked (poll, socket option,
Well, you're right. There must be a good reason for such an undertaking.
I too feel that C++11 itself is not good enough reason.
Anyway there has to be enough people willing to contribute to it.
I was just saying this because no idea should be discarded right away, but
for sure there needs to be
What will be the benefit from moving to C++11? And more important what is
the benefit from having two projects? one supporting C++11 and one not?
I think that maintaining two repositories is hard and not sure for what
cause?
Anyway, if some one want to do it, in the zeromq philosophy, please
Hello.
Libzmq is not even fully C++ compliant:
- There's no exception handling.
- There are no RAII principles implemented.
- Parent/child object hierarchy is loose or not implemented, all of the
burden of proper order of calls is on programmer.
And so on...
C++11 is really a remarkable
