//These functions asynchronously (i.e. probably on a separate thread of execution) call operator() member function of their first argument with copies of rest of arguments (except callback) passed in.
//The difference between the function is the way to get the completion notification (via callback or a waiting on std::future object)
//If exception is occurred during execution of apply it is transfered to the callback (via function parameter) or passed to future (and will be thrown on call to std::future::get)
//N.B. :
//Input arguments are copied on call to async function (actually on call to cv::gin) and thus do not have to outlive the actual completion of asynchronous activity.
//While Output arguments are "captured" by reference(pointer) and therefore _must_ outlive the asynchronous activity
//(i.e. live at least until callback is called or future is unblocked)
//These functions asynchronously (i.e. probably on a separate thread of execution) call apply member function of their first argument with copies of rest of arguments (except callback) passed in.
//The difference between the function is the way to get the completion notification (via callback or a waiting on std::future object)
//If exception is occurred during execution of apply it is transfered to the callback (via function parameter) or passed to future (and will be thrown on call to std::future::get)
//N.B. :
//Input arguments are copied on call to async function (actually on call to cv::gin) and thus do not have to outlive the actual completion of asynchronous activity.
//While Output arguments are "captured" by reference(pointer) and therefore _must_ outlive the asynchronous activity
//(i.e. live at least until callback is called or future is unblocked)