This looks cool, but says it's simpler than Seastar. Seastar last time I looked at it was fairly simple, but didn't use coroutines at all. Instead it used a futures/promise scheme. It was in C++14, back when C++20 coroutines didn't exist yet.
C++20 coroutines have seemed very complex to me and I haven't sat down to try to understand them. I guess tiny_coro could help for that. I do remember that they were stackless.
I'm not that keen on coroutine and async approaches to concurrency anyway these days. I'd rather use something with actual multitasking, either with Posix threads or with lightweight processes like Erlang's or Go's.
Also, C++ itself is apparently in the process of sinking into a bog. Rust is taking over, which is not entirely good news. I had wanted to spend more time on Ada.
C++20 coroutines have seemed very complex to me and I haven't sat down to try to understand them. I guess tiny_coro could help for that. I do remember that they were stackless.
I'm not that keen on coroutine and async approaches to concurrency anyway these days. I'd rather use something with actual multitasking, either with Posix threads or with lightweight processes like Erlang's or Go's.
Also, C++ itself is apparently in the process of sinking into a bog. Rust is taking over, which is not entirely good news. I had wanted to spend more time on Ada.