Clicked through to the custom language it's implemented in ("Freedomlang") and was met with a bunch of really confusing AI-authored stuff. > macOS emits x86-64 AT&T assembly Seems like an obvious issue given that Apple…
It could also be argued that putting a specific executor model into the standard library will make the problem worse because it will give library crates license to use it without considering alternatives because it is…
I think that's the problem in essence, yes. Different executors built on top of different primitives and having different executions strategies will have mutually incompatible constraints. To spawn a future on tokio, it…
Clicked through to the custom language it's implemented in ("Freedomlang") and was met with a bunch of really confusing AI-authored stuff. > macOS emits x86-64 AT&T assembly Seems like an obvious issue given that Apple…
It could also be argued that putting a specific executor model into the standard library will make the problem worse because it will give library crates license to use it without considering alternatives because it is…
I think that's the problem in essence, yes. Different executors built on top of different primitives and having different executions strategies will have mutually incompatible constraints. To spawn a future on tokio, it…