Fix compilation on Windows with BOOST_PROCESS_STANDALONE defined #537
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…TANDALONE is defined. `std::error_code::assign` takes two arguments and `::BOOST_PROCESS_V2_NAMESPACE::detail::get_last_error()` is already returning an error code so we can use the assignment operator instead. Also wrapped the statement in a do/while block for safety and to match the other macros in the file.
…er implementation. This causes a compiler error when compiling with `BOOST_PROCESS_STANDALONE` defined.
…one of the basic_process constructor overloads. This was causing a compilation error when `BOOST_PROCESS_STANDALONE` was defined.
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While trying to use Boost.Process with the non-Boost standalone Asio, I found that some of the code in Boost.Process failed to compile when defining
BOOST_PROCESS_STANDALONE,BOOST_PROCESS_V2_STANDALONEandBOOST_PROCESS_USE_STD_FS.These fixes address the issues raised in #535.