Sdbus++ tool : asio support

[Agnes Amreetha Joseph Arulraj]

Hi all,

I am trying to use a sdbusplus-based binding created from a newly written YAML interface (added in the phosphor-dbus-interface recipe, using sdbus++ tool), in an application. It worked well for a synchronous server binding to create the object. However, not sure it will work for asynchronous server bindings.  I can’t find any recipe using this as well.



I got the below information from one of the OpenBMC upstream sources. It says, currently this tool doesn’t support ASIO bindings. But they had a plan to add the same in future. Any ideas on this? Does the support present already?





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Thanks,
Agnes Joseph
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