Is it possible to execute actions in parallel rather than evaluate values?
I mean that it's possible to submit a task to a kernel with submit-task and receive a result with receive-result. I want to discard the result (i.e. my task is of type (function () (values &optional)) or (function (t) (values &optional)) where the argument is some task ID) but be sure that the task was executed successfully. The closest analogue from other libraries is dispatch_(a)sync[1] and dispatch_apply[2] from GCD.
[1] https://manpages.debian.org/testing/libdispatch-dev/dispatch_sync.3
[2] https://man.archlinux.org/man/dispatch_apply.3.en
Is it possible to execute actions in parallel rather than evaluate values?
I mean that it's possible to submit a task to a kernel with
submit-taskand receive a result withreceive-result. I want to discard the result (i.e. my task is of type(function () (values &optional))or(function (t) (values &optional))where the argument is some task ID) but be sure that the task was executed successfully. The closest analogue from other libraries isdispatch_(a)sync[1] anddispatch_apply[2] from GCD.[1] https://manpages.debian.org/testing/libdispatch-dev/dispatch_sync.3
[2] https://man.archlinux.org/man/dispatch_apply.3.en