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Make compatible with boost 1.73.0+ and gcc 4.4 #1000

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gcc 4.4 doesn't have support for the <functional> c++11 header, and relies on boost bind. But boost bind now tells you to use #include <boost/bind/bind.hpp> instead of #include <boost/bind.hpp>, and that requires scoping the boost::placeholders namespace fully, but has the benefit of allowing a cleaner namespace definition more like the c++11 one.

MatusKysel and others added 30 commits February 13, 2019 14:54
…6. Allows detecting IPv6 literal addresses in order to generate valid URI strings. fixes zaphoyd#601 references zaphoyd#879
Fix clang getting CXXFLANGS instead of CXXFLAGS
…ted. Removed unnecessary hardcoded dependency on libc++ for clang. fixes zaphoyd#859
Python 3 has no has_key on dictionary so the detection
of environmental variables wouldn't work.
updated SConstruct to be compatible with Python 3
Trying to on-board this software into a large corporation.  The powers that control this process are unable to recognize this license as BSD-3 without it explicitly saying that it's BSD3.
…Update bundled HTTP library to remove the use of exceptions for error handling. All exceptions have been replaced with the error_codes used by the rest of the library either returned or as an output parameter. Documentation has been updated to note when this has happened. The main library interface has been updated to ensure that all functions that can throw are labeled as such and have a non-throwing overload. Nothing has been removed from the main library interface so anyone who uses exception handling with the main library is unaffected. These changes are being done in preparation for adding options to build WebSocket++ on platforms with exceptions disabled. references zaphoyd#438 zaphoyd#908
Peter Thorson and others added 25 commits July 10, 2020 06:41
# Conflicts:
#	websocketpp/connection.hpp
#	websocketpp/impl/connection_impl.hpp
# Conflicts:
#	changelog.md
…s like TCP_NODELAY from being set. Improve documentation about how pre_init differs from init_asio. Improve documentation for the TCP pre-bind handler that is the actual solution to the issue this regression related to. references zaphoyd#530 fixes zaphoyd#812
…ty library. It wasn't used, is not reasonably in scope for this library, and was causing warning messages. references zaphoyd#956
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zaphoyd commented Jul 20, 2021

This tenatively looks good. Would it be possible for you to resubmit this against the develop branch?

gcc 4.4 doesn't have support for the <functional> c++11 header, and relies on boost bind. But boost bind now tells you to use  `#include <boost/bind/bind.hpp>` instead of ` #include <boost/bind.hpp>`, and that requires scoping the `boost::placeholders` namespace fully, but has the benefit of allowing a cleaner namespace definition more like the c++11 one.
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CamJN commented Jul 20, 2021

done #1001

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