Async generic delegate in C# 5.0

问题

With Iterators, the following generic delegate is possible:

public delegate IEnumerable<TOut> MyDelegate<TIn>(TIn param1);

With the new async/await in C# 5.0 CTP, I expect to be able to create the analogous delegate as follows:

public delegate async TOut MyDelegate<TIn>(TIn param1);

I can't find the C# 5.0 spec or any help in this regard. Anyone know how this can be written or if it can't be written and why?

Thanks!

回答1:

async is an implementation detail, not an interface specification. An async delegate doesn't make sense.

Any method that returns an "awaitable" (such as Task or Task<T>) can be used with await.

So an "asynchronous delegate" would be any delegate type that returns Task or Task<T> (or any other kind of awaitable). In your case:

public delegate Task<TOut> MyDelegate<TIn, TOut>(TIn param1);

来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8407227/async-generic-delegate-in-c-sharp-5-0