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A minimalist example to show how to employ background threads to deal with requests; useful when you need to employ more complex request processing strategy. (moved from master branch)
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LGTM -- we have an opportunity here to make the comments better, but we can work on that going forward. Can you also add the CMakeLists.txt entry in the examples folder so this can be built along with the others after I merge this in? |
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0.10 devel integration for hello_world_async_server_with_work_queue.cpp
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Thanks Dean |
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0.10 devel integration for hello_world_async_server_with_work_queue.cpp
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A minimalist example to show how to employ background threads to deal with requests; useful when you need to employ more complex request processing strategy. (moved from master branch)