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Coding Standards
Start a new stackful coroutine, calling the specified handler when it completes.
template< typename Handler, typename Function> void spawn( Handler && handler, Function && function, const boost::coroutines::attributes & attributes = boost::coroutines::attributes(), typename enable_if<!is_executor< typename decay< Handler >::type >::value &&!is_convertible< Handler &, execution_context & >::value >::type * = 0);
This function is used to launch a new coroutine.
A handler to be called when the coroutine exits. More importantly, the handler provides an execution context (via the the handler invocation hook) for the coroutine. The handler must have the signature:
void handler();
The coroutine function. The function must have the signature:
void function(basic_yield_context<Handler> yield);
Boost.Coroutine attributes used to customise the coroutine.