How to prevent coroutine object from self-destructing?

[wooden summit]

whenever I call a coroutine directly, the returned coroutine object is instantly deleted, can I make it so I manually choose when to delete it?

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[tardy raptor]

return std::suspend_always from the promise type's final_suspend()?

https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/language/coroutines

[wooden summit]

I managed to fix it, but other question, do you have to call coroutine_handle.destroy() manually, or is it called automatically at some point?

[tardy raptor]

iirc if the final_suspend() does not cause the coroutine to yield, then it is completely destroyed, otherwise you need to call destroy() on the handle from the outside

[wooden summit]

ok

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[twin nimbus]

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