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Is it meant to be a successor then? Or are they complementary? It's misleading that the FAQ only seems to mention advantages.
by norswap 10y ago
Is it meant to be a successor then? Or are they complementary? It's misleading that the FAQ only seems to mention advantages.
- rumcajz 10y agoI've updated the FAQ to cover this question.
- the_duke 10y agoFor reference: libmill was a project to copy Go's concurrency model to C 1:1 without introducing any innovations or experiments. The project is finished now. It will be maintained but won't change in the future. libdill is a follow-up project that diverges from the Go model and experiments with structured concurrency. It is not stable yet and it may change a bit in the future.