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ardaku / stick

Rust library for platform-agnostic asynchronous gamepad, joystick, and flightstick interaction
https://crates.io/crates/stick
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Update pasts requirement from 0.6 to 0.7 #24

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Updates the requirements on pasts to permit the latest version.

Changelog

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[0.7.2] - 2020-12-29

Fixed

  • Links in README

[0.7.1] - 2020-12-29

Fixed

  • Category slug.

[0.7.0] - 2020-12-29

Added

  • block_on() function to execute a future on a thread.

Changed

  • Renamed poll!() to race!()
  • Separated non-array functionality of poll!() into new macro: `wait!().
  • join!() no longer requires the futures to be pinned, as it can pin them itself.
  • exec!() macro can no longer start multiple threads, but you can use it on multiple threads simultaneously. exec!() no longer takes a future, but an asynchronous expression that gets run in an infinite loop.

Removed

  • prelude module.
  • task!() macro.
  • Task type.

[0.6.0] - 2020-11-22

Added

  • Task type alias: Pin<&'a mut (dyn Future<Output = T> + Unpin)>
  • task!() macro to create a Task from an async block or function.
  • exec!() macro to execute futures from synchronous code, supporting parallelization when the std feature is enabled, and not on WASM.
  • poll!() macro to create a future that returns ready when the first of a list of futures returns ready.
  • join!() macro to concurrently push multiple futures to completion.

Removed

  • DynFuture and DynFut as they were unsound; you may now use the task!() macro for the same effect.
  • spawn() as it was also unsound due to the fact it made executors that did not have a 'static lifetime nor did reference counting; you may now use the exec!() macro instead.
  • JoinHandle - though there are no replacements for this API, you can use exec!() to create a thread pool with num_cpus to execute tasks.
  • Join trait - use join!() macro, which can take any number of arguments rather than being limited to six.
  • Select trait - use poll!() macro, which automatically changes your futures into Tasks. It was renamed to poll!() because it works differently than select!() seen elsewhere in the async ecosystem.
  • SelectBoxed - no longer needed, poll!() works on Boxes
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AldaronLau commented 3 years ago

has been updated

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