Explicitly use std::list.

include/ascs/object_pool.h

@@ -322,7 +322,7 @@ private:
 	//we must guarantee these objects not be freed from the heap or reused, so we move these objects from object_can to invalid_object_can, and free them
 	//from the heap or reuse them in the near future. if ASCS_CLEAR_OBJECT_INTERVAL been defined, clear_obsoleted_object() will be invoked automatically and
 	//periodically to move all invalid objects into invalid_object_can.
-	list<object_type> invalid_object_can;
+	std::list<object_type> invalid_object_can;
 	std::mutex invalid_object_can_mutex;
 };
 

include/ascs/tcp/socket.h

@@ -187,7 +187,7 @@ protected:
 	//msg_can contains messages that were failed to send and tcp::socket_base will not hold them any more, if you want to re-send them in the future,
 	// you must take over them and re-send (at any time) them via direct_send_msg.
 	//DO NOT hold msg_can for future using, just swap its content with your own container in this virtual function.
-	virtual void on_send_error(const asio::error_code& ec, list<typename super::in_msg>& msg_can) {unified_out::error_out("send msg error (%d %s)", ec.value(), ec.message().data());}
+	virtual void on_send_error(const asio::error_code& ec, std::list<typename super::in_msg>& msg_can) {unified_out::error_out("send msg error (%d %s)", ec.value(), ec.message().data());}
 
 	virtual void on_close()
 	{
@@ -389,7 +389,7 @@ private:
 #endif
 
 	std::shared_ptr<i_unpacker<out_msg_type>> unpacker_;
-	list<typename super::in_msg> last_send_msg;
+	std::list<typename super::in_msg> last_send_msg;
 	asio::io_context::strand strand;
 };