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You probably need to clear out your previous build and make sure that you are using both the headers and libs for that version.

hmm, I don't know just from this. Could you try getting a stacktrace with gdb?

Thanks for reporting it, there is definitely something wrong in the latest release. I'm really sorry about this and I unfortunately I didn't have much time to fix it. But...

Planned, yes - I attempted to fix it but unfortunately it seems to go over my head at the moment. Currently I have very limited time :( TSan does print...

A couple of design notes here (nothing concrete yet). A new `basic_server` template should be introduced that takes a list of policy types: - `transport_type` (provides async_read and async_write functions...

@qchateau feel free to add a notice to the top of readme about packio - looks great and feels like a spiritual successor.

No easy solution yet, unfortunately, but I definitely want to make the bundled dependencies optional - it was a mistake to so tightly integrate with them. The following issue tracks...

This was overlooked by me, thanks for bringing it up. It should be very straightforward to implement since both classes use the pimpl pattern.

So `client` is a bit trickier because of this: ```cpp client::client(std::string const &addr, uint16_t port) : pimpl(new client::impl(this, addr, port)) { tcp::resolver resolver(pimpl->io_); auto endpoint_it = resolver.resolve({pimpl->addr_, std::to_string(pimpl->port_)}); pimpl->do_connect(endpoint_it); std::thread...

The changes to server were released: https://github.com/rpclib/rpclib/releases/tag/v2.1.0 I'll have to think more about how to solve this with the client.