> The debate isn't about thread-per-core work stealing executors, it's whether async/await is a good abstraction for it in Rust. I think async/await vs stackfu

> The debate isn't about thread-per-core work stealing executors, it's whether async/await is a good abstraction for it in Rust. I think async/await vs stackful coroutines is a more interesting debate [1], but it's definitely not the debate. The quote withoutboats discussed is from a linked article complaining specifically about multi-threaded by default and work-stealing. [1] https://www.reddit.com/r/rust/comments/16p47f1/the_state_of_async_rust_runtimes/k1s1703/ https://www.reddit.com/r/rust/comments/16p47f1/the_state_of_...