12 Jan
2014
12 Jan
'14
9:52 a.m.
2014/1/12 james
That's not in any realistic way feasible. It might do for home-grown code that works on sockets directly, but you will be out of luck with almost any third party database library or anything else that wraps up communication or persistence in any way. It also impacts code that uses libraries that have data structures protected by locks that might be held for extended periods sometimes. Most of these will be more important to a project than fibres, or indeed boost.
the fiber lib is not a on-size-fits-all too