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Era 3 · Series A

Tokio blocking pool

CPU-heavy kinds move to a blocking pool, so a Tokio task stops stalling a worker thread.

Prerequisites#

Research these first: Rust.

Tokio blocking pool

Track: Runtimes
Era: Series A
Cost
Requires: Rust

See also

Research treeEvery Research item by track and Era: what it costs in Insight, what it needs first, and what it unlocks.

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