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Can I execute on get my `std::future` and wait on it too?

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Can I execute on get my `std::future` and wait on it too?

Why am I Getting error in async, future in C++

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Is there a way to check if std::future state is ready in a guaranteed wait-free manner?

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Is there any potential problem in the code snippet below if `std::future::get()` would not be called?

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