Ibroheem

An Issue should: "I tried but it doesn't build on Windows" Rather than "Does it build on Windows"

I don't use Window that much for devs, I wouldn't know anyway. I mean u trying it and reporting build errors is better than "Does it build...."

The TcpClient class cannot do this current AFAIK

The question is how do I create an EventLoop which will be using another thread entirely ? Is it by using IOLoopData ? I saw that too

This is what I have: ``` void loop_test() { shared_ptr thrd = make_shared(); EventLoop::Ptr ioloop = std::make_shared(); brynet::net::detail::IOLoopDataPtr iothrd = brynet::net::detail::IOLoopData::Create(ioloop, thrd); ioloop->runAsyncFunctor([&] { fmt::print("hello\n"); }); ioloop->runAfter(1s, [&] { fmt::print("hello...

I thought of this (easy binary builds) when I was building ULib for the first time. The barrage of errors, I almost gave up. But now its successful. I'm volunteering...

Windows will be seroius work, I'd like to see someone try though!

Ok. Compiling list of questions. Ok to post it here or use another medium?

1. Build flags to enable/disable by default - Compiler flags - Library config flags ( i.e ./configure {args} ) 2. How the resulting folder structure would look like. 3. What...

Thanks, this info is quite explanatory. Contact you in few days with results and further processing.