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I'm proud of how std.Io is shaping up in Zig. It's really comfortable.

At first we were worried that passing around `io` everywhere would feel tedious, but it's turning out to be positively delightful because it offers sync primitives that help you express code exactly how you want it.

{
// Populate fork_set.
var group: Io.Group = .init;
defer group.cancel(io);

for (forks.items) |*fork|
group.async(io, loadFork, .{ io, gpa, fork, color });

try group.await(io);

for (forks.items) |*fork| {
const project_id = fork.project_id catch |err| switch (err) {
error.AlreadyReported => process.exit(1),
};
try fork_set.put(arena, project_id, fork.path);
}
} — { // Populate fork_set. var group: Io.Group = .init; defer group.cancel(io); for (forks.items) |*fork| group.async(io, loadFork, .{ io, gpa, fork, color }); try group.await(io); for (forks.items) |*fork| { const project_id = fork.project_id catch |err| switch (err) { error.AlreadyReported => process.exit(1), }; try fork_set.put(arena, project_id, fork.path); } }

Étienne Parmentier

@tinylittleenormous@piaille.fr replied · 5 days ago

@andrewrk How does it works for embeded targets ?

Kauê HB

@bakaq@mastodon.social replied · 5 days ago

@andrewrk I'm extremely excited for the next release!

tristanC

@tristanC@functional.cafe replied · 5 days ago

@andrewrk ha, so it's like #haskell :D

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