Define http_listener if CPPREST_FORCE_HTTP_LISTENER_ASIO is defined #608
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Looks simple, thanks for the PR! I agree, the preprocessor macros are probably in need of a simplification. |
This was referenced Nov 27, 2017
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When cpprestsdk is built with
CPPREST_HTTP_LISTENER_IMPL = asioon Windows, for testing purposes (I'm trying to debug an issue encountered on Linux), the following complete source code fails to compile:This is a one-line fix. (It's possible that the various preprocessor conditional expressions in this header should all be made more consistent.)