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Nice to find this work to make async grpc in c++ more user-friendly #1

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npuichigo opened this issue Oct 13, 2021 · 2 comments
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@npuichigo
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It's exciting to find existing repo that integrates grpc with asio and c++20 coroutine. I always appreciate async grpc interfaces like what grpc dotnet provides.

By the way, is there any plan to adapt this repo to (maybe) c++23 executors/network once they are landed?

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Tradias commented Oct 13, 2021

Thank you! I am glad you find this repo helpful.

The current plans are to:

  • Provide a CMake function that helps with the generation of gRPC files, like protobuf_generate_cpp but also for gRPC and other protoc-plugins.
  • Extend compiler compatibility, primary work here is creating CI pipelines
  • Maintain compatibility with the latest versions of this library's dependencies: STL, Boost and gRPC. Which of course also includes C++23 executors, quite exciting. I suspect that Boost.Asio will adapt to those more and more anyways, which should make it easy to provide a typedef to switch between the two: Boost.Asio and STL

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Sounds great. Looking forward for the updates.

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