On Tue, Jul 25, 2023, 10:42 PM Christian Mazakas via Boost < boost@lists.boost.org> wrote:
Ah, seems like this is an Asio library?
It is not. It is a coroutine library that uses asio for it's event loop.
I think I was expecting something like runtime-agnostic coroutine primitives that users could use to easily build their own coroutines.
Why would users want to so that? The building blocks are present, but i donl not understand why so many coroutine types would be needed.
Maybe even adding something like cppcoro's `task<T>` which is far and away the best user-facing task implementation I've seen.
Async has a task<T>.
Whatever happened to the Requests library that was being worked on? We should be reviewing that library instead of an Asio wrapper.
Not if we want users. Coroutines ate much more relevant at this time.
- Christian
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