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by pornel
110 days ago
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In Rust, a Future can have only exactly one listener awaiting it, which means it doesn't need dynamic allocation and looping for an arbitrary number of .then() callbacks. This allows merging a chain of `.await`ed futures into a single state machine. You could get away with awaiting even on every byte. |
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