Building a Zero-Allocation HTTP/1.1 Parser with OxCaml for High-Performance Research Infrastructure
Building httpz, a high-performance HTTP/1.1 parser with zero heap allocation using OxCaml's unboxed types, local allocations, and mutable local variables.
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