/// \example events.cpp
/// \brief A simple demonstration of using the event system

/// \example timer_fizzbuzz.cpp
/// \brief A simple demonstration of using timers.
///
/// This example creates and event loop and starts two timers to
/// print fizz and buzz every 3 respective 5 seconds.
///
/// The user can also configure a third timer via stdin to print woof.
///
/// This example assumes you already understand the \ref events.cpp example.

/// \example process.cpp
/// \brief A simple demonstration of using fz::process
///
/// This example spawns the \ref timer_fizzbuzz.cpp demo and controls it
/// via the redirected IO, in blocking mode.

/// \example nonblocking_process.cpp
/// \brief A simple demonstration of using fz::process
///
/// This example spawns the \ref timer_fizzbuzz.cpp demo and controls it
/// via the redirected IO, in non-blocking mode.

/// \example list.cpp
/// \brief A simple demonstration of using fz::local_filesys
///
/// This example lists the contents of the directory given as argument
/// to the program, or the current working directory if no argument is given.

/// \example raw_https.cpp
/// \brief Demonstrates how to use sockets and the TLS layer.
///
/// This example is a most-trivial HTTPS client that requests "/" on the passed
/// host and outputs what the server sends verbatim.

/// \example aio.cpp
/// \brief Demonstrats use of aio readers/writers
///
/// Accepts to filenames. Copies contents of first file into second file,
/// calculatung file hash in the process.

/// \example xml_pp.cpp
/// \brief Pretty printer for XML received on stdin

/// \example https.cpp
/// \brief Demonstrates how to use the fz::https::client

