> complex OS interactions, like filesystem I/O with language-level concurrency features. Do you mean like io_uring? That wouldn't be too surprising. Even Go do

> complex OS interactions, like filesystem I/O with language-level concurrency features. Do you mean like io_uring? That wouldn't be too surprising. Even Go doesn't have that in the standard library yet. > so unifying the implementations in Swift will both reduce the amount of maintenance effort and promote non-Darwin platorms to more of a "first-party" status. That's what I was hoping for. Thanks!