Rust Wait-for-it Resources

atomicslice A Rust library for thread-safe shared slices that are just about as fast as possible to read while also being writable. Overview Use Atomi

infra as macro translate rust structs to terraform at compile time // your infra is a macro static DB: Postgres = Postgres16! { host: "env.host",

mmap-sync mmap-sync is a Rust crate designed to manage high-performance, concurrent data access between a single writer process and multiple reader pr

Cross platform atomic wait and wake (aka futex) functionality. This crate only supports functionality that's available on all of Linux, Windows, and m

A lock-free, partially wait-free, eventually consistent, concurrent hashmap. This map implementation allows reads to always be wait-free on certain pl

wait-list This crate provides WaitList, the most fundamental type for async synchronization. WaitList is implemented as an intrusive linked list of fu

pagetable Wait-free 4-level page table that maps from a u64 key to an &AtomicU64 value. Page fan-out is 2^16. If a key doesn't exist, intermediate pag

Tiny crate that allows to wait for a stop signal across multiple threads. Helpful mostly in server applications that run indefinitely and need a signal for graceful shutdowns.

wait-for-pid -- Wait for processes to exit wait-for-pid PID is similar to the bash built-in command wait, except it works even when the processes star

Rust S̵̓i̸̓n̵̉ I̴n̴f̶e̸r̵n̷a̴l mutability! Howdy, friendly Rust developer! Ever had a value get m̵̯̅ð̶͊v̴̮̾ê̴̼͘d away right under your nose just when

Wait Service Wait Service is a pure rust program to test and wait on the availability of a service.

about Tells you how many years you need to wait until your subatomic xeon crystal synchronizer has doubled in plasma inversion efficiency on the Goldb

A wait-free single-producer single-consumer linked-list queue with individually reusable nodes.

taskwait Runtime agnostic way of waiting for async tasks. Features Done: Support for golang's WaitGroup.Add & WaitGroup.Done Done: Support for RAII ba

WAVM WAVM, Wait, another virtual machine ?, is a register based 64 bits virtual machine written in Rust. It relies on 32 registers and 31 opcodes that