How to implement timeout with using boost::asio::read_some?

I think you could use mostly the same code, just replace async_read with socket async_read_some and adjust the parameters you pass as your ReadHandler for async_read_some.

I think you could use mostly the same code, just replace async_read with socket. Async_read_some and adjust the parameters you pass as your ReadHandler for async_read_some #include #include //... void http_request::set_result(boost::optional* a, boost::system::error_code b) { a->reset(b); } void http_request::set_readsome_result(boost::optional* oa, boost::optional* os, boost::system::error_code a, std::size_t b) { oa->reset(a); ob->reset(b); } // Returns true if successful - false if a timeout occurs template bool read_with_timeout(boost::asio::ip::tcp::socket& sock, const MutableBufferSequence& buffers, std::size_t& amount_read) { boost::optional timer_result; boost::asio::deadline_timer timer(sock. Io_service()); timer.

Expires_from_now(seconds(1)); timer. Async_wait(boost::bind(set_result, &timer_result, _1)); boost::optional read_error_result; boost::optional read_size_result; sock. Async_read_some(buffers, boost::bind(set_result, &read_result, &read_size_result, _1, _2)); sock.

Io_service().reset(); while (sock. Io_service(). Run_one()) { if (read_result) timer.cancel(); else if (timer_result) sock.cancel(); } if (timer_result) return false; amount_read = *read_size_result; if (*read_error_result) throw std::system_error(*read_result); return true; }.

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