Introducing c-asio: A Memory-Safe C Framework for Concurrency and I/O
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Summary
The article introduces 'c-asio,' a memory-safe C framework that combines c-raii, libuv, coroutines, and other concurrency primitives. It aims to provide the functionality of C++ boost.cobalt and boost.asio without the overhead, offering ease-of-use wrappers for libuv and high-level memory management. The framework simplifies callback handling with coroutine support, returning results automatically to the caller.
Key quotes
· 3 pulledA memory safe focus C framework, combining c-raii, libuv, coroutine and other concurrency primitives.
This library provides ease of use convenience wrappers for libuv combined with the power of c-raii, a high level memory management library similar to other languages.
Like coroutine support, the otherwise needed callback, is now automatically back to the caller with results.
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