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You wait on a shared channel so both read and sleep threads queue a message when ready (whichever comes first). Not sure about channels, but in other languages
by vc8f6vVV 3y ago
You wait on a shared channel so both read and sleep threads queue a message when ready (whichever comes first). Not sure about channels, but in other languages it would be a concurrent queue.
- conradludgate 3y agoThis won't cancel the read, it'll just ignore the result
- vc8f6vVV 3y agoMost languages I know allow killing a thread, or at least unblock a system call.