Tom Panzarella
2013-02-07 18:53:57 UTC
Hi All,
I'm new to the list and relatively new to asio. I recently used asio in
a TCP application and found its programming model quite powerful,
especially when used together with some C++11 features, specifically,
lambdas. I would like to use this more. That being said, I find myself
working on a canbus-related application where we will be using Linux's
Low Level CAN Framework (or "socketcan"). I'd like to add support for
the AF_CAN protocol family to asio. However, I am unclear as to where
the mainline of the code is maintained -- i.e., what repository should I
fork to begin building this support. I think it is here:
https://github.com/chriskohlhoff/asio
However, I have seen references to subversion, CVS, boost repositories
(which also appear to be in a transition from SVN to github??). I am
confused. So, the short version is, where is *the* source to asio
maintained?
I appreciate the help and sorry if my question is trivial to you
asio-experts.
Best,
Tom
I'm new to the list and relatively new to asio. I recently used asio in
a TCP application and found its programming model quite powerful,
especially when used together with some C++11 features, specifically,
lambdas. I would like to use this more. That being said, I find myself
working on a canbus-related application where we will be using Linux's
Low Level CAN Framework (or "socketcan"). I'd like to add support for
the AF_CAN protocol family to asio. However, I am unclear as to where
the mainline of the code is maintained -- i.e., what repository should I
fork to begin building this support. I think it is here:
https://github.com/chriskohlhoff/asio
However, I have seen references to subversion, CVS, boost repositories
(which also appear to be in a transition from SVN to github??). I am
confused. So, the short version is, where is *the* source to asio
maintained?
I appreciate the help and sorry if my question is trivial to you
asio-experts.
Best,
Tom