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Application.properties custom.async.executor.corePoolSize=3 custom.async.executor.maxPoolSize=5 custom.async.executor.queueCapacity=2 custom.async.executor.threadNamePrefix=serverAsyncThread- custom....
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I added a fetch function to do some hidden validation on a marketo form. The external field returns true or false. The form always submits even when validation fails. form.onSubmit(async function(form)...
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An instance of class A starts a sub-process that calls a method of an instance of class B. It works as expected in real-life, but unit tests fail because the mock object replacing the object of class ...
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I have the following piece of code that I use to create web drivers for my Spring Boot application. public RemoteWebDriver createDriver() { ChromeOptions options = new ChromeOptions(); URL ...
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I have the following code using the C++ ASIO library that's intended to ensure messages are not interleaved on the socket being written to (as discussed here): #include <boost/asio.hpp> #include ...
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I have the following class called MessageSaver in a dll called MessageSaver.dll. This dll can be used by a .NET app for saving messages to a text file. The .NET app could be a Winforms app or a WPF ...
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The code below has a bug I can't understand. I have 2 implementations of consumer. The first one (consumer) works fine when the callback Promise is rejected, and the error is caught by the outer main ...
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I'm working on a reasonably complex project that is using flatbuffers to serialize data to be used through FFI. The project incorporates several languages, but most of the heavy lifting, including ...
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I'm reasonably new to C#, I am using Microsoft Visual Studio Professional 2022. I have a function: static bool sblnSendPacket(byte[] arybytPacket) { const string cstrServer = "localhost"...
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I'm working on a C++ program using TDLib to log into Telegram. I want to prompt the user for their phone number, verification code, and 2FA password. However, the program loops infinitely and never ...
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I'm starting an async-process through a REST request. As soon as the REST requests returns, I'm losing the MDC context inside my async execution code. I tried to "copy" it over with ...
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With Angular 21, I can't test (with vitest) a non-standalone component using the Async pipe. I get the following error: X [ERROR] NG8004: No pipe found with name 'async'. To fix this, import the "...
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I have this code: func drawCount() { Task { await _drawCount() } } func _drawCount() async { let k = await Task.detached(priority: .low) { return gfed.filter{$0.blah}....
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I want to load assets from a custom zip-like format, or even GoldSrc WAD3 files. My initial attempt was to use a custom AssetLoader, but I'm not feeling comfortable having to load the entire file's ...
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Previously I had a question on an example of multiprocessing which you can see in the following link I used a 2 workers pool to split a sum in a function with Python multiprocessing but the timing ...
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Can I modify host data in host_data_ptr after the following ? cudaMemcpyAsync(device_data_ptr, host_data_ptr, size, cudaMemcpyHostToDevice, ...
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I understand that ConfigureAwait(false) prevents capturing the current synchronization context, allowing the continuation to run on any available thread. However, I’m not clear about if there is any ...
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I have this backend: from fastapi import FastAPI, HTTPException import uuid import asyncio import random import time from loguru import logger import redis from contextlib import asynccontextmanager #...
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we are using Flink's AsyncIO function with Futures to make external gRPC calls. Currently, we have set the async capacity to 1, and we are using a blocking stub to make those calls. For each event, we ...
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I have a WPF project, and in some of the async event handlers in the WMain.xaml.cs I am using the Task.Delay method to suspend the execution of the handler. Example: private async void Window_KeyDown(...
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I am taking advantage of StackOverflow's new "General advice" question type to present my use case and ask for technical guidance. I am a Data Scientist with several years experience in ...
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I have a Problem with asynchronous methods that run on a customTaskExecutors. In the run method I never reach the last log.info that the thread is finished running (where I would usualy put other ...
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I have an Activity that is responsible for creating a new entry in the database. In this activity, a button launches a coroutine to do all the database-related stuff, and when it's done, navigate to ...
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I want to loop and ask user if he wants to continue. If no answer for a while, loop anyway. while (true) { Console.WriteLine("\nDo you want to continue? (Type 'no' or 'exit' to break, or wait ...
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I'm trying to expose a C++ interface and callback system to Python using pybind11. In C++, everything works as expected: the callback is triggered in real time from a background thread. In Python, ...
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Below code (run in: typescriptlang.org): const sleep = async (ms: number): Promise<void> => { return new Promise((resolve) => setTimeout(resolve, ms)); }; async function bar(x: number) {...
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I keep getting a timeout error which I can't currently explain. I'm new to networking in Python, but I can create and interact with example websocket code. For some reason the code below hits a ...
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If I do a memcpy_async on a per thread basis, everything works fine, see the test_memcpy32 below. This code prefetches data within a single warp. I want to expand this, so that I can prefetch data in ...
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I have the following PyGObject code as an MWE: import gi gi.require_version("Gtk", "4.0") from gi.repository import Gtk, GLib class FontSizeApp(Gtk.Application): def __init__(...
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I’m trying to start a per-shard TCP listener in Seastar, where each shard binds to its own port (6010 + shard_id). On shard 0, everything works — the listener binds and accepts connections fine. But ...
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I’m working on a FastAPI service deployed with Uvicorn using multiple workers to handle voice communication with Twilio, and I’m running into a routing problem. Current architecture: A client sends a ...
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I need to execute an async function for a thread local. The minimal example: use std::cell::RefCell; thread_local! { static REQUESTS_CHECKER: RefCell<()> = RefCell::new(()); } async fn a() ...
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I apparently hit a Rust bug. The minimal example: use std::cell::RefCell; thread_local! { static REQUESTS_CHECKER: RefCell<()> = RefCell::new(()); } async fn a() {} async fn b() { ...
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I’m building an Android native application where most of the business logic resides in C++. For example, UI events like Key Press or Drag-Drop arrive on the main thread. To process them, I forward ...
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I’m building a small web server in Rust and I want the server’s add_route method to accept both synchronous and asynchronous handlers ergonomically. Goal: allow end-users to write code as simple as: //...
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I have a typescript file with the following non async function. export function MSALInstanceFactory(): IPublicClientApplication { const environmentService = new EnvironmentService(); const ...
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I’m learning about asynchronous programming in Python and testing with asyncio. import asyncio import random async def worker(name): delay = random.randint(1, 3) await asyncio.sleep(delay) ...
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I'm trying to spawn multiple parallel (not concurrent) tasks. Every task is running a PUT operation to a custom S3 storage using AWS SDK for Rust. The function body looks the following (the different ...
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I'm working for weeks to get the duration of a video file. I want to use direct api calls. I know, that I can use external command line tools to get it. But I want to avoid the dependencies with these ...
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Suppose I have two stored procedures, foo and bar, both written using Snowflake Scripting language. Inside foo, I want to call bar asynchronously and get a return value from bar. Is there currently a ...
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First, Please correct me anything I inferred about asynchrounous programming in dart, and even what I summarized from the docs, And please check if my idea about when Future objects are correct. I ...
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Before asking this question, I extensively searched stackoverflow and other platforms for similar questions. However I could not find an answer to my problem. So, basically, I am trying to use dart ...
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I have a WPF application and I'm trying to do some async stuff in the startup. I'm trying to move from: [STAThread] public static void Main(string[] args) { _app = new Application { ...
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const randomGIFFunc = async function(dirname) { const dirPath = 'src/gifs/' + dirname; fs.readdir(dirPath, (err, files) => { if (err) { console.log('Error reading directory: ', err ); ...
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I am trying to create a ReAct agent in LlamaIndex using a local gpt-oss-20b model. I have successfully loaded my local model using HuggingFaceLLM from llama_index.llms.huggingface and it seems to be ...
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I'm building a Flutter app using Riverpod for state management. I have a SplashScreen that checks for both network connectivity and user authentication status. The SplashScreen should display ...
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I would like to optimize my current function called process_coordinates. import asyncio from aiohttp import ClientSession from tqdm.asyncio import tqdm import pandas as pd from streetlevel import ...
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I have to paste an additional user confirmation modal box after user press Ok button in a previous message box. How to do it? What I have as source: export function CancelReleaseModal(props: ...
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I'm experiencing unexpected behaviour during a file read using tokio's async I/O API. I've optimized file reading in the following manner: Any time I read data I await a pending join handle that ...
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I am trying to get the following simple apply function to compile (simlified for example): struct Context(i32); pub async fn apply<F, Fut>(ctx: &mut Context, f: F) where F: Fn(&mut ...
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