pub fn block_on<F, W>(future: F, wait: W) -> F::OutputExpand description
Run future to completion and return its output.
This will repeatedly poll the future and call wait().
This is useful for microcontrollers that can be set into a low-power mode while waiting,
such as using Cortex-M’s wfi instruction.
use futures::pin_mut;
let task = async { true };
pin_mut!(task);
let output = async_hal::block_on(task, || {
dbg!("Waiting!");
});
assert!(output);