In my graphics application I want to generate a batch meshes in another thread. Therefore I asynchrony call the member function using std::async
.
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Use future::wait_for(). You can specify a timeout, and after that, get a status code.
task.wait_for(std::chrono::seconds(1));
This will return future_status::ready
, future_status::deferred
or future_status::timeout
, so you know the operation's status. You can also specify a timeout of 0 to have the check return immediately as soon as possible.