elizarov
10/27/2017, 5:57 PMval ioPool = newThreadPoolContext(n, "ioPool")
Then you can wrap you IO operations into run(ioPool) { ... }
. This will be a suspending operations from the invoker stand-point, the actual execution happening in the thread pool you’ve defined, so that the invoker thread (UI thread, of some other event thread like netty or vert.x) is not blocked.littlelightcz
10/28/2017, 9:00 AMelizarov
10/30/2017, 9:52 AMsatejs
10/30/2017, 12:31 PMlittlelightcz
11/02/2017, 8:17 PM