threadman::TaskHandle — a ref-counted, shareable handle to a single task's lifecycle (id, name, owning pool, current state, and timestamps).
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#include <threadman/display.hpp>#include <threadman/stats.hpp>#include <commons/display_info.hpp>#include <atomic>#include <chrono>#include <cstdint>#include <exception>#include <memory>#include <mutex>#include <optional>#include <string>#include <utility>
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| class | threadman::TaskHandle |
| struct | threadman::TaskHandle::State |
| Heap-resident bookkeeping for a single task. More... | |
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| namespace | threadman |
Detailed Description
threadman::TaskHandle — a ref-counted, shareable handle to a single task's lifecycle (id, name, owning pool, current state, and timestamps).
The pool produces one TaskHandle per submission, hands a copy to the caller (typically routed through a Future), and keeps a copy in its recent-tasks ring. The underlying State is heap-allocated and lives as long as any handle to it.
All transitions go through mark_* helpers under an internal mutex so a snapshot() taken concurrently always sees a consistent view.
