std::stop_t...~stop_token(3)
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. This page lives in the <pink>C++ Standard Libary</pink> corner of the manual, and you might see it filed all squished as std::stop_t...~stop_token(3) because man-page titles simply cannot handle her full name, no cap.
πΈ Synopsis πΈ
~stop_token(); (since C++20)
since C++20, bestie β that's the signature, and it's giving destructor main-character energy β¨.
Destroys the stop_token object.
If *this has associated stop-state, releases ownership of it. that's the whole vibe: destroy the object, and if *this is holding onto some associated stop-state, ownership gets released π.
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