Recently, I found myself returning to a compelling series of blog posts titled
Zero-cost futures in Rust
by Aaron Turon about what would become the foundation of Rust's async ecosyste…
I think the best part about smol is its composability.
Unlike tokio which consists of one large integrated library, smol provides many smaller, mostly runtime-agnostic crates e. g. blocking to run blocking I/O on a thread pool or async-lock for async lock primitives.
I think the best part about smol is its composability.
Unlike tokio which consists of one large integrated library, smol provides many smaller, mostly runtime-agnostic crates e. g. blocking to run blocking I/O on a thread pool or async-lock for async lock primitives.