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That's the very definition of what sleep() does, and the reason why, if you're calling it in an async context, you need to dispatch it in a special "blocking" d
by hota_mazi 4y ago
That's the very definition of what sleep() does, and the reason why, if you're calling it in an async context, you need to dispatch it in a special "blocking" dispatcher, as opposed to the other regular async calls.
- valenterry 4y agoThat doesn't answer my question to the OP. I know what sleep() does and how to use it, but that's not the point.