I’m running a loop asynchronously. I’d like to have each iteration take at most max_ns nanoseconds. Here’s what i have so far: function wait4it(t₀, max_ns) t₁ = time_ns() t = t₁ - t₀ if t < max_ns s = 1e-9*(max_ns - t) sleep(s) end nothing end max_ns = 10^9 @asyn…

A working version is: function twait(f::Function, timeout::Real=5) cond = Condition() Timer(x->notify(cond), timeout) t = @async begin res = f() notify(cond) res end wait(cond) t.state == :done ? fetch(t) : :timeout end If then we have a “heavy” comp…

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Skoffer October 22, 2020, 7:03am 2

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