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dysfun@treehouse.systems ("gaytabase") wrote:
it's mostly written in c, with some amd64 assembly in its own actual .s file. it supports precisely one architecture so far of course. i probably will get around to that, but not today.
the reason for pulling it out is i realised that async + async i/o is actually a really common thing people want for a variety of purposes and it'll probably wind up better than existing solutions to the problem available in C space.