On Thu, Jan 18, 2024 at 8:19 PM Martijn Otto <bo...@martijnotto.nl> wrote:
> ASIO will assume ownership of the socket, which means it'll close the > socket when it's destructed. If you don't want this, you have to call > `release()` on it before destructing. > Thanks Martijn! Works for both outcomes now, and on Windows and Linux. Although the wait times are rather different on Windows and Linux! Linux adds 0.1ms overhead roughly, vs 20x - 100x that on Windows. --DD PS: If anyone knows a better way to achieve the objective I outlined, I'd appreciate. Win64 Debug: Waited 3,184 usec; Waited 107,721 usec Win64 Release: Waited 2,559 usec; Waited 111,448 usec Linux64 Release: Waited 132 usec; Waited 100,096 usec Linux64 Release: Waited 138 usec; Waited 100,101 usec Linux64 Release: Waited 110 usec; Waited 100,094 usec
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