c++,boost,boost-asio,boost-coroutine
In short: When spawn() is invoked, Boost.Asio performs some setup work and then will use a strand to dispatch() an internal handler that creates a coroutine using the user provided function as an entry point. Under certain conditions, the internal handler can be will be invoked within the call to...
c++,concurrency,coroutine,boost-coroutine
First, thank you for taking a look at CO2 :) The Boost.Coroutine doc describes the advantage of stackful coroutine well: stackfulness In contrast to a stackless coroutine a stackful coroutine can be suspended from within a nested stackframe. Execution resumes at exactly the same point in the code where it...