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Honestly I assumed you had read the article and were just confused about how tokio was pretending to have preemption. Now you reveal you hadn't read the article so now I'm confused about you in general, it seems like a waste of time. But I'm glad you're at least on the same page now, about how checking if something is ready and yielding to the runtime are separate things.



You're in a reply chain that began with another user claiming that tokio implements preemption by shooting signals at itself.

> But I'm glad you're at least on the same page now, about how checking if something is ready and yielding to the runtime are separate things.

I haven't ever said otherwise?




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