pub struct JoinHandle<T> { /* private fields */ }
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A framework agnostic JoinHandle type. Cancels the future on dropping the handle.
You can call detach
to leave the future running when dropping the handle.
This leverages the performance gains from the native join handles compared to RemoteHandle where possible.
It does wrap futures in Abortable where needed as async-std’s canceling is asynchronous, which we can’t call during drop.
§Panics
There is an inconsistency between executors when it comes to a panicking task.
Generally we unwind the thread on which the handle is awaited when a task panics,
but async-std will also let the executor working thread unwind. No catch_unwind
was added to
bring async-std in line with the other executors here.
Awaiting the JoinHandle can also panic if you drop the executor before it completes.
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Sourcepub fn tokio(handle: TokioJoinHandle<T>) -> Self
pub fn tokio(handle: TokioJoinHandle<T>) -> Self
Make a wrapper around tokio::task::JoinHandle
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Sourcepub fn remote_handle(handle: RemoteHandle<T>) -> Self
pub fn remote_handle(handle: RemoteHandle<T>) -> Self
Make a wrapper around futures_util::future::RemoteHandle
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