Add some doc examples to lib{green,native} #12073
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| //! let config = PoolConfig::new(); | ||
| //! let mut pool = SchedPool::new(config); | ||
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| //! // Spawn tasks into the pool of schedulers |
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It'd be nice if the relationship between threads, schedulers, tasks, etc were outlined here. I still don't know what they are on libgreen. Additionally, what parallelism one can expect when using libgreen.
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cool examples |
| green::start(argc, argv, proc() { | ||
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| green::start(argc, argv, main) |
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Does coercion bare fn -> proc work? I thought that may've disappeared in @eddyb's env-ptr removal.
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I think it's gone for function pointers -> closures or procs but not statically known functions. Too lazy to check at the moment...
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It does indeed, I've been using it regularly
fn start(argc: int, argv: **u8) -> int { green::start(argc, argv, main) }
That code is under 80 characters, which is the best part!
"How do I start in libX" is a common question that I've seen, so I figured putting the examples in as many places as possible is probably a good idea.
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r? @cmr, I've added more documentation about the high-level design of libgreen, but I wouldn't exactly consider myself a stellar author. |
"How do I start in libX" is a common question that I've seen, so I figured putting the examples in as many places as possible is probably a good idea.
fix: fn_param completion lookup close rust-lang#12073 caused by rust-lang#12040
"How do I start in libX" is a common question that I've seen, so I figured
putting the examples in as many places as possible is probably a good idea.