| 34 | | * As platforms are very different when it comes to supporting higher level features it's not entirely clear how the architecture should look like (there have been different implementations in the past). |
| 35 | | * Some parts of the library could become libraries of their own or even be moved to other libraries like Boost.Interprocess (eg. pipes). |
| 36 | | * Supporting asynchronous I/O works already but doesn't really follow Boost.Asio patterns. |
| 37 | | * Unit tests are different than in other libraries (as processes have to be created) and have to be improved. |
| | 34 | * As platforms are very different when it comes to supporting higher level features it's not entirely clear how the architecture should look like (there have been different implementations in the past). |
| | 35 | * Some parts of the library could become libraries of their own or even be moved to other libraries like Boost.Interprocess (eg. pipes). |
| | 36 | * Supporting asynchronous I/O works already but doesn't really follow Boost.Asio patterns. |
| | 37 | * Unit tests are different than in other libraries (as processes have to be created) and have to be improved. |