Re: [VOTE] True Async RFC 1.6

Hello > I expect that's already a good improvement for many use cases to read multiple files in > parallel, run multiple queries in parallel, etc. I see. You want to get several promises to wait for? Then there is a good way to do it without additional functions: ```php $promise1 = spawn(file_get_content(...), "file1.txt"); $promise2 = spawn(file_get_content(...), "file2.txt"); $promise3 = spawn(file_get_content(...), "file3.txt"); ``` This is equivalent because a coroutine is a Future. In the same way, you can turn any other function into a Promise without creating a separate API. There is a nuance regarding resources. And in certain scenarios, creating an array of Promises in another way can save memory. For example, a scenario where you need to handle a large array of sockets. Such cases require a special API. --- Ed