On 07/07/2022 19:24, Ivan Čukić wrote:
You might very well not be reading this correctly, as it's phrased very
ambiguously:
Very likely. It is just that the ambiguous wording with the conclusion
didn't give me the confidence of the quality of implementation.
However, C++20 also brought dozens of smaller language and library
improvements that have been working just fine in both Clang and GCC even
Yes, many library features C++20 brought are nice gems. :)
Ok, building and possibly also *testing* ;-)
Tests for async things are usually not that good/exhaustive even
for normal code that doesn't deal with experimental compiler
features.
If we go for coroutines, I'd just advise a slower and well-planned
adoption then - use it in a smaller, but often used part, and then
go from there. (I hate advocating slow adoption of something this
cool, but... :) )
We have some experience using coroutines in Plasma Mobile apps, and I
don't remember obvious problems. But granted, most of the time those
apps are built with gcc, not clang.
Cheers,
Ivan
