Thomas Benard

I've investigated a bit further and it seems that the BOOST version doesn't include the the tests for disabled exceptions. Running the tests from this repository showed that when exceptions...

Further analysis showed that this version of outcome is OK. It's the boost implementation which has a problem. To reproduce the error just add this following lines the test directory...

If I recall correctly there is a tool to extract boost libraries with all their dependencies. You can take a look at this stackoverflow question: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2150836/how-to-extract-the-boost-interprocess-library (https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2150836/how-to-extract-the-boost-interprocess-library) Hope this helps....

The main motivation is to make formulating and checking of asynchronous calls easier. I started out using the construct proposed in the documentation, but it has the drawback that it's...

Yes you got the idea. For algorithmic computations, the usefulness of the async construct is not very obvious. It makes much more sense for me, when you want to test...