No-op because a value task never runs

Returns the value of this task. Throws an exception if this task has an exception assigned to it

No-op because a value task never runs and doesn't have parents

Gives this task a name and returns a ptr to itself

Checks if the task is currently running and throws transwarp::control_error if it is

Adds a new listener for all event types

Performs equivalent check of std::fabs(lhs - rhs) <= margin But without the subtraction to allow for INFINITY in comparison

String conversion for the task_type enumeration

The task priority (defaults to 0)

Returns true because a value task is always ready

Adds a new listener for all event types and for all parents

Removes the value at the front of the buffer (the oldest value)

Raises the given event to all listeners

Empty because a value task doesn't have parents

No-op because a value task never runs

Value tasks don't have executors as they don't run

No-op because a value task never runs

The task's id

Returns the next idle task. If there are no idle tasks then it will attempt to double the pool size. If that fails then it will return a nullptr. On s

Assigns a value to this task

Returns empty edges because a value task doesn't have parents

Returns the number of busy tasks in the pool

Value tasks cannot be canceled

Returns the number of idle tasks in the pool

Result was a success, or failure is suppressed

Returns -1 as value tasks don't run

Returns -1 as value tasks don't run

Returns -1 as value tasks don't run

Returns whether the buffer is empty

Removes the listener for all event types

Resets all timing information

Returns true because a value task is scheduled once on construction

No-op because a value task never runs