Simple - resume_on()

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Simple - resume_on()#

You can call co_await tmc::resume_on(executor); to switch the current task to another executor.

It supports these Awaitable Customizations: with_priority().

API Reference#

inline aw_resume_on tmc::resume_on(tmc::ex_any *Executor)#: Returns an awaitable that moves this task onto the requested executor. If this task is already running on the requested executor, the co_await will do nothing.

template<typename Exec> inline aw_resume_on tmc::resume_on(Exec &Executor)#: Returns an awaitable that moves this task onto the requested executor. If this task is already running on the requested executor, the co_await will do nothing.

template<typename Exec> inline aw_resume_on tmc::resume_on(Exec *Executor)#: Returns an awaitable that moves this task onto the requested executor. If this task is already running on the requested executor, the co_await will do nothing.