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Sure ! Here you go: ```cpp struct S { int id; int value; int some_other_information; }; void f() { auto db = make_storage(path, make_table("currency", make_column("id", &S::id, primary_key()), make_column("value", &S::code), make_column("some_other_information",...

It depends on the `bind` of the server socket.

This should work, I'd launch up wireshark or something to make sure the packets properly arrive to the machine.

I think the problem is on domain's side. https://dnsviz.net/d/uninsubria-it.mail.protection.outlook.com/dnssec/

We now have some include logic to find the missing headers, could we build upon it to have a warning or coloration on unused includes ? Or maybe we should...

I would not want to do that, if I'm allowed to modify the value then it should not be returned to me as a const&. `const_cast` says "I dont care...

Works great, thanks!

Hello, I think depending on what comes next in the code there are 3 solutions: - implicit cast to int (give up safety) - using `auto` to store the return...

Are you using the timer from multiple threads without synchronization ?

Shouldn't the timer async_wait keep a reference to the shared_ptr ?