>In regular threaded programming, cancellation is a bit more painful
No, it isn't. Nothing is stopping your threading library from implementing the same thing. It just turns out it is a bad idea to kill threads at random points in time because they may own things like locks. Or in the case of async await doing something that is thought to be atomic.
No, it isn't. Nothing is stopping your threading library from implementing the same thing. It just turns out it is a bad idea to kill threads at random points in time because they may own things like locks. Or in the case of async await doing something that is thought to be atomic.