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Schedulers are used to specify the execution context where the asynchronous work is to be executed. A scheduler is a lightweight handle providing a <code><a href=‘#schedule’>schedule</a></code> operation yielding a <code><a href=‘sender’>sender<a/></code> with a value <a href=‘#completion-signal’>completion signal</a> without parameters. The completion is on the respective execution context.
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Schedulers are used to specify the execution context where the asynchronous work is to be executed. A scheduler is a lightweight handle providing a <code><a href=‘#schedule’>schedule</a></code> operation yielding a <code><a href=‘sender’>sender</a></code> with a value <a href=‘#completion-signal’>completion signal</a> without parameters. The completion is on the respective execution context.
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Requirements for <code>_Scheduler_</code>:
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- The type <code>_Scheduler_::scheduler_concept</code> is an alias for `scheduler_t` or a type derived thereof`.
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