I guess Goish might be hated by many Rust fans and Go fans. Anyway, below is the example taken from its website.
use goish::{go, KB}; use goish::sync::WaitGroup; #[goish::main] fn main() { let wg = &WaitGroup::new(); wg.Add(1_000_000); for i in 0..1_000_000 { // Explicit 2 KiB stack, sub-page allocated from the >chunked // stackpool - the opt-in for extreme spawn density. >Everyday // code just writes go!(move || ...) and never sizes a >stack. go!(stack(2 * KB), move || { do_work(i); wg.Done(); }); } wg.Wait(); }
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Slop. And yeah I hate it. Rust already has plenty of concurrency features.
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