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<jaafar> Is there some way to launch work like async_execute() but with continuation stealing like launch::fork?
<hkaiser> jaafar: you need to use a special executor for that
<hkaiser> parallel_policy_executor<hpx::launch::fork>
<jaafar> Is there some way to do that by modifying a supplied executor, as I am doing via "with()"?
<jaafar> I am trying to do this in an algorithm context where the executor is supplied by the caller
<jaafar> and I only want some tasks to be forked
<hkaiser> bita: yt?
<diehlpk_work> hkaiser, see pm?
<hkaiser> jaafar: you can pass executors to .then(), async(), dataflow() as needed
<bita> hkaiser, here
<hkaiser> bita: nvm, I thought we would have our meeting now...
<bita> Uhum
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