There's no mention of thread_pool::task_handle<std::list<T>> in the book or earlier in the examples until later on.
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std::future<std::list<T> is used in the book.
.is_ready() also doesn't exist because it looks like it's using an experimental future (see here), which never made it into the standard.
There's no mention of
thread_pool::task_handle<std::list<T>>in the book or earlier in the examples until later on.ccia_code_samples/listings/listing_9.5.cpp
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std::future<std::list<T>is used in the book..is_ready()also doesn't exist because it looks like it's using an experimental future (see here), which never made it into the standard.