status quo: Barbara writes a runtime-agnostic library #187
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rylev
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| Alan asks Barbara what is the async equivalent is of `std::io::Read`, and Barbara sighs and says | ||
| that there isn't one. Barbara brings up tokio's and the [futures crate]'s versions of `AsyncRead`. | ||
| Barbara decides not to talk about `AsyncBufRead` for now. |
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Just as a note: the upcoming story on AsyncBuf{Read,Write} will be good to link here.
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Sure, when there is a link available. :)
This is a story from the async vision story session of April 16, 2021. Co-authored-by: Ryan Levick <[email protected]>
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This is a story from the async vision story session of April 16, 2021.