High-performance network library using C++20 coroutines

[SergeiGozalov]

Thanks a lot to the author for this article! It was pleasure to read about coroutines. Now I understand coroutines much better than before. The material is interesting, well structured, and the page provides enough information.

[glamuro]

Спасибо за хорошую статью было приятно читать.

[Tuxman]

The following is server session:

Зачем писать на русском по-английски, если не нейтив? На русском нет артиклей.

[aozeritsky]

Чтобы не дублировать текст на другом ресурсе.

[vikalev76]

emphasis on basic knowledge in sockets and TCP/IP is good. Its important to have strong foundation in these areas for effective network programming.

[noviembre143]

I'm intrigued by the idea of using coroutines for asynchronous programming, but writing platform-dependent code sounds challenging. I'd like to learn more for sure.

[aozeritsky]

Coroutines in C++ are platform independent. However, the input/output multiplexing mechanism may be platform dependent. In the above examples I use select which is available on all platforms. Platform-dependent code can be viewed on GitHub via the following link https://github.com/resetius/coroio/blob/master/src/all.hpp#L19

[aozeritsky]

epoll backend: https://github.com/resetius/coroio/blob/master/coroio/epoll.hpp

kqueue backend: https://github.com/resetius/coroio/blob/master/coroio/kqueue.hpp

uring backend: https://github.com/resetius/coroio/blob/master/coroio/uring.hpp

Paths in the repository can be changed, if this happens, then use the link to the root of the repository: https://github.com/resetius/coroio

[Rashpiel]

I appreciate the detailed explanation of asynchronous programming in C++. Coroutines seem like a powerful tool, and it's good to know that C++ 20 offers more support for them.

[Alena2007]

As someone new to network programming in C++, this article seems like a great starting point.

[vlada111]

GeeksforGeeks is a great resource! I've found their tutorials really helpful in the past, so it's great to see it mentioned.

[Vincentmoris]

well organized, clear article, easy to follow! thanks for sharing

[vikalev76]

I'm intrigued by the idea of using coroutines for asynchronous programming, but writing platform-dependent code sounds challenging. I'd like to learn more for sure.

[Rashpiel]

nice easy read, some good advice too!