Your case sounds like where you'd use select()/select! to wait on multiple things? A lot of writing about async/await neglects to mention multiple potential eve

Your case sounds like where you'd use select()/select! to wait on multiple things? A lot of writing about async/await neglects to mention multiple potential events, but async/await's reason is really that case. select! { () = wait_for_tick() => println!("tock"), v = woken_thing() => println!("woke with {v}"), }