Re: [Boost] [Review] [Boost.MySQL] - Review Complete

From: Alan de Freitas (alandefreitas_at_[hidden])
Date: 2022-06-15 19:15:32

Congratulations Reuben! Thank you, Richard!

I'm looking forward to the library.

Em qua., 15 de jun. de 2022 Ã s 15:42, Richard Hodges via Boost <
boost_at_[hidden]> escreveu:

> Dear All,
>
> The submission of Boost.MySQL has created plenty of "lively debate".
>
> Unsurprisingly, a library which is based on Asio, of which there are few
> experts, has given rise to a great deal of questioning around performance,
> memory re-use, correct return types and so on.
>
> It has been noted that Reuben, the library's author, has been very
> responsive. Both in this mailing list and in terms of raising PRs.
>
> A specific concern was raised about the name of the library, and whether it
> infringed any commercial trade marks. Reuben took the trouble to reach out
> to Oracle to check. They have responded that there is no infringement and
> we may use the name.
>
> In the end though, despite a great deal of words written raising concerns,
> ideas and suggestions, we received size reviews, all of which were high
> quality.
>
> The results were:
> Accept: 3
> Conditional Accept: 2
> Reject: 1
>
> Having carefully weighed up:
> - The stated aims of the library
> - The quality of the implementation
> - The demonstrated responsiveness of the author
> - The value of the library to users of MySQL
> - The value of the library as a teaching tool for implementing a complex,
> cancellable, asynchronous protocol on ASIO, which correctly adapts to the
> use of user-selection completion tokens,
>
> It seems right to ACCEPT this library into Boost.
>
> My congratulations to Reuben.
>
>
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