2013/6/30 Yang Acer <yangacer@gmail.com>
On 2013/6/30, at 4:32, "LeMay.Steve" <Steve.Lemay@IGT.com> wrote:

Can anyone point me to a modern example or description of using Asio with Spirit to parse and asynchronous stream.  I keep finding articles that say this can't be done, or at least not easily (but the comments date back to 2007). 
 
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You can try coroutine. Here is an example of how to integrate coroutine with asio:

I don't know how spirit works internaly - the example above could be useful if spirit reads from a stream (usually parsers read pattern
from a continuous stream of characters).
The idea is that the stream_buff used by the stream runs in a coroutine and suspends the corutine-context if not enough characters
are available (from socket, in buffer).

Another possible solution would be using the async_result feature from boost.asio (1.54) - but this depends how spirit works.