Experimental redirect error token not working with initiating functions about asio HOT 4 CLOSED

So @chriskohlhoff, I noticed something. You cast your error codes to error_code const&. This seems like it's required for clang-6 on Linux. So to keep things compliant, it seems like one must follow your example and use handler_(static_cast<error_code const&>(ec)) in order to make the redirect error token work with initiating functions.

Not very fun to debug but I'm incredibly pleased I was able to figure and I hope my struggles will be googled and found by some other poor soul.

Also, the Asio need to reflect this at least. I mean, yeesh.

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@LeonineKing1199 Where are these error codes being cast, can you please provide a link?

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Hmm, I'm thinking about closing this issue as it might just be a defect in the WSL.

For example, both wandbox.org and Compiler Explorer can compile the code in question with no issues.

I also attempted with a local Linux server and compilation was successful as well. This leads me to believe that there's more or less an issue just on the WSL side.

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Please go through the appropriate Microsoft channels to inform them of this defect.

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