Re: [asio-users] asio dead?

[Gruenke,Matt <mgruenke@Tycoint.com>]

What's the nature of the complaint?

Is the concern that ASIO has bugs which aren't getting fixed?  If it's something like that, I'd contact the central Boost maintainers for getting patches in, if the library maintainer(s) are being unresponsive.

Also, it might help if you could explain what you mean by "dead".  I regard ASIO to be mature, as it seems fairly complete and stable.  I consider a library to be dead when significant bugs are no longer being fixed or it fails to build or function correctly on current platforms.


Matt


-----Original Message-----
From: Markus Wanner [mailto:ma...@bl...]
Sent: September 17, 2013 11:46
To: asi...@li...
Cc: ch...@ko...
Subject: [asio-users] asio dead?

Chris, list,

I've just received another complaint about the status of asio. Given the age of information on think-async.com and that the git documentation still refers to it, the project is perceived dead.

At least I now see 1.10.0 tagged on github (until recently, it only occurred in the boost::asio revision history for boost 1.54). Thanks.

Regards

Markus Wanner


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