0.0:11653... Started (send SIGINT or SIGTERM to exit) 2021-10-06T04:01:26.490694105Z Accepted connection 10.244.0.119:42972 => 0.0.0.0:11653 2021-10-06T04:01:26.490785365Z 10.244.0.119:42972 => 0.0 streamed until final message or until client requests cancel Server acknowledges cancel After response connection is ready for another request Server sends heartbeats during inactivity 5 DataConn Message Structure 0.0:11653... Started (send SIGINT or SIGTERM to exit) 2021-10-06T04:01:26.490694105Z Accepted connection 10.244.0.119:42972 => 0.0.0.0:11653 2021-10-06T04:01:26.490785365Z 10.244.0.119:42972 => 0.0

conditional rethrow 33 Bloomberg Exceptional Trier// if problem throw void connect(…); bool try_connection(int max_retries) { bool connected = false; int retry_count = 0; while(!connected) { try { connect > max_retries) throw; } } … } 34 Bloomberg Exceptional Trier Conditional rethrowbool try_connection(int max_retries) { bool connected = false; int retry_count = 0; while(!connected) { try { connect Bloomberg Exceptional Trier Conditional rethrow// if invalid return false bool connect(…) bool try_connection(int max_retries) { bool connected = false; int retry_count = 0; while (!connected && (retry_count++

Languages (DSL) struct Disconnected { }; struct Connecting { }; struct Connected { }; sm connection = overload{ [](Disconnected, connect) -> Connecting { establish(); }, [](Connecting, Languages (DSL) struct Disconnected { }; struct Connecting { }; struct Connected { }; sm connection = overload{ [](Disconnected, connect) -> Connecting { establish(); }, [](Connecting, Disconnected { close(); }, [](auto, auto) -> Error { }, }; static_assert(sizeof(connection) == 1u); // Powered by TMP 10 / 58More examples - More

mean for a TCP connection to “succeed?” Useful distinction to a client, but for a server? Success might mean “goodbye” message received or graceful shutdown Does that really matter? Connection is still gone

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simply #include whenever needed network (socket) message queues 16 waits for a connection (UDP port 8086) 2. compile TracyClient.cpp alongside your application 3. enable Tracy by defining you may #define TRACY_NO_EXIT in the host program (client) to prevent it from exiting until a connection to the profiler is established 78 yup… out of examples again… Known Issues My program won’t

simply #include whenever needed network (socket) message queues 16 waits for a connection (UDP port 8086) 2. compile TracyClient.cpp alongside your application 3. enable Tracy by defining you may #define TRACY_NO_EXIT in the host program (client) to prevent it from exiting until a connection to the profiler is established 76 yup… out of examples again… Known Issues My program won’t

asio::use_awaitable); } } catch (std::exception&) { /*connection closed or I/O error*/ } } Task listen(asio::io_context& io_context, tcp::acceptor& acc) asio::use_awaitable); } } catch (std::exception&) { /*connection closed or I/O error*/ } } Task listen(asio::io_context& io_context, tcp::acceptor& acc)

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other projects. This allows to clean your current project and continue working even without network connection. To search for packages in the local cache run: $ conan search "*" Existing package recipes: DevOps: 1. In Azure DevOps, go to Project Settings > Service connections. 2. Click + New service connection to display the list control, and select Artifactory. 3. In the resulting Update Authentication server and credential information, and click OK. STEP 2: Add a Conan task Once your Artifactory connection is configured, you may add Conan tasks to your Build or Release pipelines. To add a Conan task: