Wrote the advanced topic of writing your own completion handler.
Merge branch 'master' of github.com:BoostGSoC/boost.afio into more_docs_improvements
Updated to Sept WG21 mailing N3721 and N3731 papers.
Fixed breakage on GCC 4.7.
Merge branch 'master' of github.com:BoostGSoC/boost.afio into more_docs_improvements
Added use example for sync, read, write, truncate.

Added new helper function make_async_data_op_req().
Added new unit test testing that async_data_op_req's metaprogramming works correctly.
Merge remote-tracking branch 'remotes/origin/master' into more_docs_improvements
Made a start on quick start docs for file i/o.
Forgot missing example.
Merge remote-tracking branch 'remotes/origin/master' into more_docs_improvements
Added two new examples in readiness for part 2 of the quick start. The AFIO based version is completed untested and almost certainly does not work.
Added op_from_running_id() method to async_file_io_dispatcher_base.
Fixed some excessively anti-old compiler #ifdef's in the examples.
Fixed breakage with forthcoming Boost v1.55. BE WARNED this breaks compat with v1.54, something we'll need to do anyway soon to gain Vicente's new future->get_exception() support.
Added async_io_dispatcher_base::op_from_scheduled_id().

Temporary hack around SFINAE problems with variadic template resolution in VS2013.

Improvements to find in files afio example.
Finally figured out a way around the variadic template SFINAE failure on VS2013. It turns out the really obvious simple solution was the right one, sigh.
Added missing chrono convenience types into our namespace map.

Tried turning off the ASIO race condition hack to see what happens.

Fixed a bug where AFIO was setting sequential and random access flags on directory opens (caused NT kernel to barf).

Fixed a bug where with 4Kb direct i/o if the file wasn't exactly a 4Kb multiple long the completion wakeup was being lost.

find in files for AFIO is finished, and I'm slowly fixing performance issues.
Added more to quick start.
AFIO currently underperforms OpenMP equivalent by about 40%. I think I'll switch to Linux next to fire cachegrind at it.