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I think that notion is very specific to Rust's design. Golang for example doesn't have that trait, where the user (or their runtime) must drive a future toward
by m11a 1y ago
I think that notion is very specific to Rust's design.
Golang for example doesn't have that trait, where the user (or their runtime) must drive a future towards completion by polling.
- sunshowers 1y agoRight, but Go is an application-level language and doesn't target environments where threads aren't a meaningful concept. It's more an artifact of wanting to target embedded environments than something specific to Rust.