Bug 1802503 - Rust: Implement a rust dispatcher connected to GCD #2316
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This is in draft mode because it's missing some obvious things:
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GCD (Grand Central Dispatch) is a runtime system for executing code concurrently. It's available on iOS and macOS by default as provided by the system, and available as libdispatch on other *nix systems. We used that before when our dispatcher was purely in Swift. We now go back to use it, but from Rust.
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GCD (Grand Central Dispatch) is a runtime system for executing code concurrently.
It's available on iOS and macOS by default as provided by the system, and available as libdispatch on other *nix systems.
We used that before when our dispatcher was purely in Swift. We now go back to use it, but from Rust.