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 moerk | valff hi valff what is you plan right now? It have been silent for some time. | 19:01:15 |
 valff | moerk I was busy with my job switch, but I plan to return to Drone development soon. | 19:31:01 |
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| moerk | Good to know, and good luck with you new job | 21:04:58 |
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 jeandudey | Could a synchronous process (that is a drone_cortexm::fib::new_proc or thr.add_proc) call root_wait() on futures of a fiber attached to a thread? | 13:22:00 |
| jeandudey | Or, another way, is there a way to use async on a synchronous process | 13:22:24 |
| jeandudey | * Or, put it another way, is there a way to use async on a synchronous process | 13:22:32 |
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| valff | In reply to @jeandudey:matrix.org
Could a synchronous process (that is a drone_cortexm::fib::new_proc or thr.add_proc) call root_wait() on futures of a fiber attached to a thread? No, this could create problems for other threads. root_wait must be called only inside the bottom "root" thread. Otherwise it will stall other currently active threads. This is not an undefined behavior, that's why it's not marked as unsafe. But still you need to be careful with root_wait. It is a wrapper for the WFE instruction (on Cortex-M). | 05:46:37 |
| valff | In reply to @jeandudey:matrix.org
Or, put it another way, is there a way to use async on a synchronous process I think it should be possible to write an ad-hoc Future executor in the process context using yielder.yield() | 05:49:45 |
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| moerk | @valff have you seen this project embassy-rs | 17:40:44 |
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| miless | Is drone compatible with board-support crates like onebitsy or metro_m4? | 03:00:55 |
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| valff | moerk: I haven't, thanks for the hint! | 18:57:23 |
