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by api
1010 days ago
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The author is a maintainer of smol, which I think is a far superior runtime to tokio for numerous reasons including structured concurrency, performance, size, and an ownership parameter that reduces the need for Arc<> all over the place by letting you scope on the runtime or task. The whole thing is just tighter and better thought out. Yet tokio is the de facto standard and everything links against it. It’s really annoying. Rust should have either put a runtime in the standard library or made it a lot easier to be runtime neutral. |
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