There are some fundamental assumptions in the Rust async system:
- The program is mostly I/O bound.
- All tasks have equal priority.
If your program isn't like that, the Tokio model is a bad match to the problem.
Real time control is not like that. MMO and metaverse game programs are not like that. Most web stuff is, but that's a special case. A big special case, but a special case.
- The program is mostly I/O bound.
- All tasks have equal priority.
If your program isn't like that, the Tokio model is a bad match to the problem.
Real time control is not like that. MMO and metaverse game programs are not like that. Most web stuff is, but that's a special case. A big special case, but a special case.