this makes the executeSyncMethod function wait until the callback in your async method has run its f
this makes the executeSyncMethod function wait until the callback in your async method has run its function
Mi'm sorta mixing c++ with java syntax here, cause i haven't done C++ in a couple months sorry 
hope its still intelligable
hope its still intelligable
TT(also, the real truth is function color is )
Nohhhh yea that's perfect, why was i such a derp
M:vibecat:
MLek help!
Ni was gonna do a conditional wait variable and all this nonsense
Nbut that works better
MYay!
Nwait idk if c++ has mutex wait
Nit doesn't
Noh there's std::future
Nthat'll work
Nthanks for your help, apparently you saying java got me to think of something I needed @Malek
Mpog!
Malso i believ the most recent revisions of C++ include mutex
Nyea mutex exists
Nbut not mutex::wait
Moh, oh no
Swhat's a mutex again
Slmao
Mlocks threads
Nyea it waits until another thread has done something
Soh okay lol
Sseems like a weirdly complicated word for that
Nreally useful when you wanna make sure only 1 thread can mess with a variable at a time or shenanigans like making async methods sync
Sthe only low level language i've really worked with often is rust so
Mah
Ntbh i should really have made the stardust openxr stuff in rust but... idk how to use rust despite trying soooo
Nyea
Myou made it in c++?
Nyea, all the stardust stuff is c++
Nyou can make bindings for stardust clients in basically any language though
Srust is...good
Mi mean, that increases the likelyhood people will contribute and fix bugs, rust still isn't anywhere as popular
Min terms of usage
Sbut...uuggghhhh lmao
Nwell... any language that supports unix domain sockets and flatbuffers/flexbuffers will work for stardust bindings
Sif i ever actually get to a point of understanding the protocol well enough i might give it a shot in go tbh
Nhaha sure
Nidk how 3D math will work there but... go for it
Slol
MOwO go would be interesting
Scontroversial opinion but go is kinda my go-to low-ish level language rn
Sit's simple and i like simple
Ni treat go as basically like Python is to CV/ML, but for network stuff
Nit's great network glue
Nbut it's not really for heavy processing or heavy system integration
Sfair enough yeah
Si believe it can import c code
