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@yoshuawuyts currently, I'm more likely to implement this type of thing in Go — in part because good green threads, also amazing IO

@yoshuawuyts libfringe is incredibly low-level, and targeted at people implementing green threads, coroutines, etc

@yoshuawuyts it's intended for use in my kernel, inspired by DragonFlyBSD's lightweight kernel threads (it was originally called liblwkt)

@FrozenFire oh shit, you're building a kernel :o that's... wow - keen to see how you go; I probably want to build one at some point in life

@yoshuawuyts I built one before, because high school was so incredibly boring — this take has been on hold since late 2014, though

@yoshuawuyts sometime after my life stops involving so much existential startup dread I'll get back to it, and refurb my talk about it

@yoshuawuyts Rust has hella implications for building kernels, and I've got a heap of neat things as loose prototypes that need more work

@yoshuawuyts I have an as-of-yet unnamed lib that builds on libfringe and provides a scheduler with DragonFlyBSD-style serialisation tokens