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Revision as of 17:57, 13 January 2021
Future Promises: Borrowing Ideas From Async Languages by James McNally
Futures and Promises are a concept that is core to asynchronous programming in many languages (JavaScript, Rust, C#).
With asynchronous QMH models everywhere in LabVIEW, can't we leverage the concept too?
This talk will introduce the terminology and demonstrate how they can work with existing constructs, and perhaps a dedicated API.
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