libco

Concurrency library

A coroutine library that enables developers to transform synchronous back-end services into concurrent services with high performance and low latency.

libco is a coroutine library which is widely used in wechat back-end service. It has been running on tens of thousands of machines since 2013.

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Language: C++
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