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by Matthias247
1082 days ago
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only if the resources are just used within this task. If an async function at some point in time generates another task (or even spawns a thread!) that can not be synchronously cancelled then it might outlive the destructor and thereby the async task. It's therefore nowhere near guaranteed that every Future can just be dropped to stop an action in a side-effect free fashion. |
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