33 results for “topic:green-threads”
rust stackful coroutine library
Lightweight library for web server applications in Swift on macOS and Linux powered by coroutines.
Coroutines, structured concurrency and CSP for Swift on macOS and Linux.
Async I/O framework for Zig
The first Java Actor System supporting fibers from Project Loom
User space threading (aka coroutines) library for C resembling GoLang and goroutines
[no longer maintained] Scalable, coroutine-based, fibers/green-threads for Rust. (aka MIO COroutines).
🪻 A Type-Safe, Purely Functional Effect System for Asynchronous and Concurrent F#
Threaded Python and CLI client library for AWS S3, Google Cloud Storage (GCS), in-memory, and the local filesystem.
Task manager built around the gevent green threads library.
A library support for PHP about Async, Promise, Coroutine, Thread, GreenThread and other non-blocking methods. The method is based on Fibers & Generator & Processes, requires you to have php version from >= 8.1
Concurrency primitives for Zig
Executes and schedules preemptible JavaScript coroutines. (HertzScript Generation 1 Coroutines) (Obsolete)
Produces preemptible JavaScript coroutines which conform to the HertzScript specification.
JavaScript "threading" library for maintaining application responsiveness during heavy operations!
ULTs library
On hold until further notice. Uses HertzScript coroutines to implement preemptively multitasked JavaScript Green threads.
HertzScript Generation 1 Coroutine Specification (Obsolete)
A library for creating cooperative programs
Extremely lightweight 1:N & M:N multitasking via coroutines and protothreads library
Control Structures and Paradigms in Java on the JVM
Fibers for Zig.
Tiny coroutine library for C
Goroutine-like M:N threading library in C
A simple task library for Arduino, based on setjmp/longjmp
Enables multiprocessing in V8 with HertzScript coroutines.
No description provided.
wip C++17 stackful userland threads / green threads / fibers
Utilities to examine backtraces of coroutines in coredump files
A Perl concurrency model