feat:replace boost library with C++11 std library
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#ifndef TESTSOCK_H
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#define TESTSOCK_H
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#define DATASTR "This is a test"
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#define STRLEN 8092
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/* This is a hack. We can't return APR_TIMEOUT from sockchild, because
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* Unix OSes only return the least significant 8 bits of the return code,
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* which means that instead of receiving 70007, testsock gets 119. But,
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* we also don't want to return -1, because we use that value for general
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* errors from sockchild. So, we define 1 to mean that the read/write
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* operation timed out. This means that we can't write a test that tries
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* to send a single character between ends of the socket.
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*/
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#define SOCKET_TIMEOUT 1
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#endif
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