Boost::asio::async_write, writing data larger than 65536 bytes?

An issue is that using the async_write function data will be send not immediately by the function but in some time after the start method is finished and the local message variable will be destroyed and the boost::asio::buffer does not copy the content of message . It stores only a reference to it. The result is unpredictable.

May be transmission of 65536 bytes is the result of this behavior.

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