Overview of the BBQ Library

BBQ is introduced as a unique library designed for buffering data in a structured manner, resembling a ring buffer but offering specific enhancements. It allows for a two-stage process of data entry, where users can request a grant of space for data input, thereby reducing operational overhead associated with multiple push/pop calls. This approach is particularly beneficial for scenarios involving large data transfers, such as HTTP frames, as it minimizes coordination time and streamlines data handling. The use of grants adheres to immutability principles, enabling zero-copy scenarios, especially in embedded systems with direct memory access, where efficient data movement to the buffer is critical.