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[reported by blelbach][Trac time Tue Aug 9 21:04:09 2011] Our current futures, while useful, are not truly futures, because they are not globally accessible. Futures need to be reimplemented as hpx::lcos::barrier-style managed component LCOS - that is to say, they should have GIDs, they should be reference counted, and they should be accessed through a client class.
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[comment by blelbach][Trac time Sun Aug 14 22:01:56 2011] Bumping this to 1.0.0 as Hartmut would like #72 done earlier than 1.0.0, and I don't want to set unrealistic goals for 0.7.0.
I'd argue to close this issue and mark it as "won't fix" as futures represent a return type or event which should not be referencable remotely. Furthermore, I think this contradicts with move-only futures.
Well, futures are remotely accessible. However, I agree that we should close this as we now have a way to pass futures to remote actions (and to return them).
[reported by blelbach] [Trac time Tue Aug 9 21:04:09 2011] Our current futures, while useful, are not truly futures, because they are not globally accessible. Futures need to be reimplemented as hpx::lcos::barrier-style managed component LCOS - that is to say, they should have GIDs, they should be reference counted, and they should be accessed through a client class.
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