[asio-users] Strands and composed asynchronous operations

[Cristian Morales Vega]

Does wrapping two async_write()s into the same strand ensure the
async_write_some() calls are not intermixed?

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[Roger Austin (Australia)]

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From: Cristian Morales Vega <***@samknows.com>
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Subject: [asio-users] Strands and composed asynchronous operations

Does wrapping two async_write()s into the same strand ensure the
async_write_some() calls are not intermixed?

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