Date: Tue, 28 Nov 2023 12:01:23 +0000
Let's say I have a variable defined as follows:
optional< future<bool> > var;
And let's say I assign the return value of an invocation of 'async' to
it. Later I wait on the future object for 3 seconds, and it's not
ready after 3 seconds so I assume my thread is frozen and so I give up
on it.
I want to reuse my 'var' variable, but I don't want to call the
destructor of the future object. In this circumstance, it would be
nice to be able to do:
var.abandon();
The member function "abandon" would set the 'var' object to having no
value -- but it doesn't call the destructor of T.
optional< future<bool> > var;
And let's say I assign the return value of an invocation of 'async' to
it. Later I wait on the future object for 3 seconds, and it's not
ready after 3 seconds so I assume my thread is frozen and so I give up
on it.
I want to reuse my 'var' variable, but I don't want to call the
destructor of the future object. In this circumstance, it would be
nice to be able to do:
var.abandon();
The member function "abandon" would set the 'var' object to having no
value -- but it doesn't call the destructor of T.
Received on 2023-11-28 12:01:37