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Implement PIMPL-based ASIO abstraction layer #1

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opened 2026-01-21 02:27:08 +01:00 by R.Y.A.N · 0 comments
R.Y.A.N commented 2026-01-21 02:27:08 +01:00
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This would allow users of libart-seafire-common to not directly require asio. The use of asio should be an implementational detail within libart-seafire-common. Factory functions/classes could be used to create concrete asio-based acceptors, streams, etc.

This would allow users of libart-seafire-common to not directly require asio. The use of asio should be an implementational detail within libart-seafire-common. Factory functions/classes could be used to create concrete asio-based acceptors, streams, etc.
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