This is a summary of an open-source library that allows developers to create network-oriented programs using coroutines. It's cross-platform, making it easy for developers to write code that works across multiple operating systems.
The goal of cogen is to facilitate software development by providing interfaces and events/operations similar in functionality to thread features. Writing programs using this library is done in a microthread style. This is quite different from other projects that utilize the continuation style, such as Twisted.
The idea behind cogen is to allow for seemingly simple and synchronous coding through the use of generators that yield calls and receive results from that yield. These calls are then translated into asynchronous and fast OS calls within cogen's internal processes.
It is important to note that cogen is available and licensed under the MIT License, ensuring that developers have the freedom to use and modify it as needed. Overall, cogen is a powerful tool that can streamline software development, allowing for more efficient and effective coding.
The idea behind cogen is to allow for seemingly simple and synchronous coding through the use of generators that yield calls and receive results from that yield. These calls are then translated into asynchronous and fast OS calls within cogen's internal processes.
It is important to note that cogen is available and licensed under the MIT License, ensuring that developers have the freedom to use and modify it as needed. Overall, cogen is a powerful tool that can streamline software development, allowing for more efficient and effective coding.
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