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0 pointsrandyrand2y ago0 comments

Right, but now you are forced to convert the calling function to async.

u32 / float does not have the problem. It does not "bubble up", unless you want it to.

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no, .Wait in C# or block_on in Rust keep the caller sync while evaluating the async callee, preventing the "bubble up".

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0 pointsrandyrand2y ago0 comments

Right, but now you are forced to convert the calling function to async.

u32 / float does not have the problem. It does not "bubble up", unless you want it to.

no, .Wait in C# or block_on in Rust keep the caller sync while evaluating the async callee, preventing the "bubble up".

j / k navigate · click thread line to collapse