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There's a build breakage in this pull request -- can you address this and update the PR? https://travis-ci.org/cpp-netlib/cpp-netlib/jobs/42373917#L2415 |
@carun -- I don't think I can merge this in this form. Please fix the errors pointed out if you still want this to make it into the 0.11.2 release (because I'm cutting the 0.11.1 release now). |
@carun -- Any update on this? |
@deanberris -- Hi Deam, I'm so sorry.I have not used git before. So I was struggling to take it to the C+11 branch, messed my repo twice (I use hg all the time). Please let me know how to proceed further. I don't have time to work on this right now. But if there is a way to take these changes to the right branch, I would appreciate your help. |
ghost commentedFeb 7, 2015
Have you tried following the steps outlined here:http://cpp-netlib.org/process.html#pull-requestshttp://cpp-netlib.org/process.html#pull-requests ?
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Closing for lack of response. If you still have time and still want to get this in, I'd love to review it again@carun. |
Added example to store large streaming data directly to filesystem using async server. I have tried to modify the CMakeLists.txt so that this example will be built only if a C++11 compiler is found. But I have not got a chance to test it on a compiler that doesn't support C++11.
Please let me know if this looks fine.