Major rewrite or TCPReporter #71
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…he number of reportet elements is large.
…icient and less buggy.
…arshaller to the same marshaller instance .
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Initially I just wanted to fix some funny bugs in the TCP reporter. After digging through the mess it currently is, I decided to properly rewrite it using boost::asio. It is a lot more stable and efficient now (e.g. you can now stop and start the TCPReporter and it still works 👍 ). I would be happy if you were to include it!