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Well, regardless of the motivation of the article, it did help the CE3 teams to address the deadlock bug as was acknowledged in this issue. For a layperson like me, it benefits me more if someone with more expertise doing the due diligence of pointing out flaws of the implementation, even if the motivation is self-serving. I think a deep-dive article like this (and also the benchmark one) helps everybody in the end, and I love to see them more coming.
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Glommio is a thread-per-core crate that makes writing highly parallel asynchronous applications in a thread-per-core architecture easier for rustaceans.
Whilst Tokio is a good reference point I would actually look at Glommio which is similar but based on the newer io_uring feature in newer Linux kernels. And has this cool capability of being able to define different placement strategies for how to pin worker queues to CPUs.
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There is a Java library from Netty which has implemented io_uring and could be borrowed.
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Imagine how tedious it would be if folks called ZIO completely unusable when encountering ZIO bugs. A mud-slinging blog post for every stack overflow or memory leak (here and here).
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But not so long ago he was doing releases for Cats even though he was officially out of TL. And when he had some outburst I saw more support from TL-related people than scolding. Unless he really went over the top (like the time he ranted some guy on GitHub) there was no action.
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