On 16 July 2011 15:57, Claudio La Rosa wrote: > > > Jonathan Wakely-4 wrote: >> >> >> >> Are you sure you get a segfault? You should get an exception in the >> myAsyncFun thread, which is not caught so the program calls >> std::teminate >> > Yes, I have a segmentation fault. Ah, I think maybe that behaviour changed between 4.5 and 4.6 > Jonathan Wakely-4 wrote: >> >> You can't use a promise more than once, so your loop will always fail >> on the second iteration. >> > > Ok! > Then this is the problem. > But there is no way to create a promise that always works? No. It's one use only. You could create a new promise and assign it to the one that's been used, and get a new future from it, but making that threadsafe would take additional synchronisation.
