Hello, I've already wasted two days reading documentation of boost::asio And I still don't know how could I implement blocking select() like function for several sockets using only one thread (using boost framework). Asynchronous functions of boost::asio returns immediately, so there would be a need to put some wait function in main thread untill one of the async_read's finishes. I suspect that this would time consuming, but I'm really restricted by performace requirements.
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A:
The io_service
object is an abstraction of the select
function. Set up your sockets and then call the io_service::run
member function from your main thread. The io_service::run
function will block until all of the work associated with the io_service
instance is completed. You can schedule more work in your asynchronous handlers.
You can also use io_service::run_one
, io_service::poll
, or io_service::poll_one
in place of io_service::run
.
Dan
2009-05-26 17:47:48