Asynchronous Programming in Rust with Carl Fredrik Samson
Rustacean Station
Exploring Libraries for Asynchronous Runtimes in Rust
The chapter delves into Rust libraries supporting different runtimes for asynchronous programming, discussing custom reactors and spawn traits to handle runtime specificity. It compares green threads and fibers, explaining their implementations in languages like Elixir and Rust and contrasting stack full core routines with stack less core routines. Additionally, it explores event queues, asynchronous programming choices like IOCP and E-poll, and creating alternative versions of futures in Rust for a comprehensive understanding of asynchronous programming.
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