Managed to get this working today: fully parallelized version of the Stream trait. Think Rayon but for @asyncrs.
Started on this 6 months ago, had a breakthrough yesterday, and will probably publish later today.pic.twitter.com/aptQ5fpqmp
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Managed to get this working today: fully parallelized version of the Stream trait. Think Rayon but for @asyncrs.
Started on this 6 months ago, had a breakthrough yesterday, and will probably publish later today.pic.twitter.com/aptQ5fpqmp
Annnnd it's been published!
Introducing parallel-stream — a data parallelism library for @asyncrs. Much like Rayon, but for async @rustlang streams instead of iterators.
https://docs.rs/parallel-stream/1.0.1/parallel_stream/ …pic.twitter.com/E6Cb7pNkfL
Congratulations! On first sight, I am having some trouble understanding the difference to `buffered` and `buffer_unordered ` from the futures crate. Might be an idea to add a sentence to the readme? Or am I missing the obvious?
Hey, yes that's a good question. I go into the futures-rs concurrency paradigms (though didn't touch on buffer_unordered) in some detail in my post on streams concurrency: https://blog.yoshuawuyts.com/streams-concurrency/#concurrency-in-futures-rs … The short version is: futures-rs is not aware of executors, so uses max 1 thread.
The other more obvious point is: the interface is quite different. buffer_unordered takes a stream of *Futures*. That's two layers of async, nested. parallel-stream on the contrary has a very familiar interface: it's the same as Iterator, ParallelIterator, and Stream.
Following up on my first reply: I guess it's possible to create a stream of task::Spawn and then set a max concurrency through buffer_unordered, which provides much of the same functionality. I think the key distinction overall is ease of use. The easiest API is the one you know
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