boost::asio std::move on socket

When calling this:

std::thread(create_session, server_numOfThreads, std::move(server_socket));

I get error:
error C2248: 'boost::asio::basic_io_object<SocketService,true>::basic_io_object' : cannot access private member declared in class 'boost::asio::basic_io_object<SocketService,true>'

From googling I found, that MSVC version of boost had bug with not defining BOOST_ASIO_HAS_MOVE properly, but after defining it explicitly i still can't move the socket object.

Any ideas?

yes, stop using shit languages on shit systems with shit libraries

And how did you guess the system from knowing what multiplatform language and multiplatform library I use...

>>3
MSVC

ou... still no actual programmers here?

What the fuck is this, I don't even. Some caveman language from prehistoric times?

>>5
you need a programmer >>1 to have programmers >>2-
_{ENTERPRISE QUALITY ``programmers'' are not programmers, they are ``coders''}

Install Bluebottle. Use Oberon.

Install Mozart, use Oz

Install CC^[1], use C

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[1]: Any standard ISO/IEC compiler

Just wondering, doesn't std::move(server_socket) need a second argument?
the fuck C++?

also, why boost::asio::basic_io_object<SocketService,true>?
true is not a type!

I'm sure NSA did this ^^ =)

>>12
Because sepples templates are parameterizable by fucking anything, yet they are unable to check any assertions. The "is" and "static if" from the D language are lightyears ahead of the sepples monstrosity.

penises