Compile fails with Boost 1.70 or 1.71

[rhastie]

Have you used Boost 1.70 or 1.71 yet?

I was trying to advance the dependencies and there appears to be something that the code is using that’s now been deprecated.

The highest I can get to with a successful compile is Boost 1.69. Just interested to know if you are aware?

It's not blocking anything currently... Thanks

[garethsb]

Root cause is an API change in Boost.Asio, which affects websocketpp (and a gazillion other people). There has been a patch for websocketpp for six months (zaphoyd/websocketpp#814) but although it's been merged to 'develop' branch it hasn't made it into 'master' or a release unfortunately.

[garethsb]

I have tried moving to websocketpp develop branch (currently zaphoyd/websocketpp@bc0dc57), with Boost 1.72.0, and have successfully compiled and tested nmos-cpp on Windows (VS 2019) and Linux (gcc 9.2). (There are still a few warnings like those mentioned in #86, so I may investigate merging other patches to a fork of websocketpp develop also.)

[garethsb]

Resolved by websocketpp 0.8.2 which is specified with cpprestsdk 2.10.16 via the conanfile