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== Libraries

Boost.cobalt requires a C++20 compilers and directly depends on the following boost libraries:
Boost.cobalt requires a C++20 compiler and directly depends on the following boost libraries:

- boost.asio
- boost.system
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== Compiler

This library is supported since Clang 14, Gcc 10 & MSVC 19.30 (Visual Studio 2022).
This library is supported since Clang 14, GCC 10 & MSVC 19.30 (Visual Studio 2022).

IMPORTANT: Gcc versions 12.1 and 12.2 appear to have a bug for coroutines with out stack variables
IMPORTANT: GCC versions 12.1 and 12.2 appear to have a bug for coroutines with out stack variables
as can be seen [here](https://godbolt.org/z/6adGcqP1z) and should be avoided for coroutines.

Clang only added `std::pmr` support in 16, so older clang versions use `boost::container::pmr` as a drop-in replacement.
Clang only added `std::pmr` support in 16, so older Clang versions use `boost::container::pmr` as a drop-in replacement.

WARNING: Some if not all MSVC versions have a broken coroutine implementation,
that this library needs to workaround. This may cause non-deterministic behaviour and overhead.
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