Thanks, Steve. Good to know.
I'm having a number of issues with the library, actually, but the BOOST thing was just trying to eliminate another dependency to maintain.
I'd really like to use the C++ REST SDK, but the install & build complexities (and the fact that I must force those onto my customers because I can't build a single static library they link with) make it a difficult choice. What I (and I'd wager most) would like is just a .zip file containing a directory of source code that builds on Windows, iOS, and Android. There shouldn't be three radically different versions of the code that are installed in radically different ways on each platform. Install & build of Casablanca isn't as bad as, say, OpenSSL, but neither is it simple or elegant.
I'm having a number of issues with the library, actually, but the BOOST thing was just trying to eliminate another dependency to maintain.
I'd really like to use the C++ REST SDK, but the install & build complexities (and the fact that I must force those onto my customers because I can't build a single static library they link with) make it a difficult choice. What I (and I'd wager most) would like is just a .zip file containing a directory of source code that builds on Windows, iOS, and Android. There shouldn't be three radically different versions of the code that are installed in radically different ways on each platform. Install & build of Casablanca isn't as bad as, say, OpenSSL, but neither is it simple or elegant.
