--
if hasPendingOperations():
poll(500)
else:
sleep(500)
--
This works in part. When I enter start, the load is again 50%. When I enter
stop, the load is ok.
I rewritten in my file the waitFor procedure:
proc waitFor*[T](fut:
import asyncdispatch, threadpool
var started = false
proc process() {.async.} =
if started: return
started = true
echo "start process"
while started:
var client = newAsyncHttpClient()
var resp = await
You're not performing any async IO. As soon as you do this won't be a problem.
If you aren't intending to perform async IO then you don't need async.
It hasn't been fixed yet.
But that's a pretty extreme case I think? Are you having problems in your
application because of it?
Is this bug fixed yet?
[https://github.com/nim-lang/Nim/issues/6929](https://github.com/nim-lang/Nim/issues/6929)
In windows 10 cpu load 50%. How do I use asyncdispatch now? Nim 0.17.2
