Status update

Reworking the whole MPL stuff with Hana took a bit more time than expected, though I have to say: hana is awesome.

I think the basic structure is now alright, though it'll take a lot of time, to now implement the actual initializers.

Currently you can launch a process from a string and handle the error (throw, assign, ignore). Throw on default.

I decided to remove the self-pipe feature, since it overcomplicates the child for a small convenience.

If someone is interested you might look at the following files (and yes, it's till messy)

• test/run_exe.cpp
• include/boost/process/execute.hpp
• include/boost/process/windows/executor.hpp
• include/boost/process/cmd.hpp
• include/boost/process/error.hpp

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Status update

Sync I/O works as far as the bind__ and the close__ tests are concerned. The async-io stuff is not yet in, but hopefully follow soon.

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Status update

I have basically every feature I'd like to have in boost.process somewhat working on windows.

The next steps will be:

1. Major Cleanup (yeah, don't look at the code as of yet...it's a mess..)
2. Documentation
3. Starting on the Posix-Version
4. Annoying everybody on the boost mailing lists and not only @BorisSchaeling
5. Implement error handling
6. Test like crazy...

I might also as a part of Step 1 remove the usage on hana and implement the meta-stuff myself and thereby downgrade the whole thing to C++11 (Though I promise nothing!).. That is because Hana is not widely supported and it's style bloats the binaries incredibely.

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Ok, it's in alpha now, so the design is finished. Please see the doc if you're interested: http://klemens-morgenstern.github.io/process/

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