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This hasn't been that much of a problem, IME If you decide somewhere deep in your program you want to use async operations, most languages allow you to keep th
by gavinray 5y ago
This hasn't been that much of a problem, IME
If you decide somewhere deep in your program you want to use async operations, most languages allow you to keep the invoking function/closure synchronous and return some kind of Promise/Future-like value
- pjmlp 5y agoWhich is exactly the workaround with Task.Run(), being able to integrate a library written with async/await in codebases older than the feature, where no one is paying for a full rewrite.