Is there yet a std lib way of polling if a future is complete without having to do a blocking Io.Future(type).wait()? Also, I am aware of the atomic flag checking before it could be brought into the play here. (Was just wondering if I am missing something obvious here.)

Use std.Io.Group to manage multiple tasks which you only need to await, or cancel, when your done with them as a whole. This does require the tasks not return data directly, you’ll need some kind of out parameter, std.Io.Queue likely meets your needs here. something like: pub fn main(init: std.pr…

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