Questions about Scope and Fork in Programming
I'm still a bit unclear about the mechanics of
1. How does the "global scope" work? Is there a way to get all the fibers running in the global scope? For example to stop anything started with
2. I use
3. If I use
4. If I want to ensure that all my "long running processes" are attached to the scope used by my global runtime how can I provide that scope in all the places that need it?
Scopefork1. How does the "global scope" work? Is there a way to get all the fibers running in the global scope? For example to stop anything started with
forkDaemon2. I use
Layer.buildWithScopebuildWithScopeScopeRbuildWithScope3. If I use
Layer.buildWithScopeforkDaemon4. If I want to ensure that all my "long running processes" are attached to the scope used by my global runtime how can I provide that scope in all the places that need it?
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