src: allow generic C++ callables in SetImmediate() #28704
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Why does this need mutable?
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Because here entry is moved again out of the function, and so it needs to be modifiable – Do you think a comment would help/be necessary here?
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Fwiw, I requested access to CI machines for debugging in nodejs/build#1875 because I really can’t figure out why this would crash, although it’s (probably?) a problem with the relatively overseeable N-API bits here. |
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Modify the native `SetImmediate()` functions to take generic C++ callables as arguments. This makes passing arguments to the callback easier, and in particular, it allows passing `std::unique_ptr`s directly, which in turn makes sure that the data they point to is deleted if the `Environment` is torn down before the callback can run.
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CI is yellow, so I think this could use a review :) |
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Modify the native `SetImmediate()` functions to take generic C++ callables as arguments. This makes passing arguments to the callback easier, and in particular, it allows passing `std::unique_ptr`s directly, which in turn makes sure that the data they point to is deleted if the `Environment` is torn down before the callback can run. PR-URL: #28704 Reviewed-By: James M Snell <jasnell@gmail.com>
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Modify the native `SetImmediate()` functions to take generic C++ callables as arguments. This makes passing arguments to the callback easier, and in particular, it allows passing `std::unique_ptr`s directly, which in turn makes sure that the data they point to is deleted if the `Environment` is torn down before the callback can run. PR-URL: #28704 Reviewed-By: James M Snell <jasnell@gmail.com>
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Modify the native
SetImmediate()functions to take generic C++callables as arguments. This makes passing arguments to the callback
easier, and in particular, it allows passing
std::unique_ptrsdirectly, which in turn makes sure that the data they point to is
deleted if the
Environmentis torn down before the callback can run.Checklist
make -j4 test(UNIX), orvcbuild test(Windows) passes