Structured Networking

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Concrete demo of a P2300-style networking stack that composes senders/receivers into an echo server, showing async accept/connect/read/write on an io_context scheduler, cancellation via stop tokens, and a lock‑free ring buffer to interleave reads and writes. Code uses adapters like let_value, repeat_effect and start_detached, and shows coroutine interop for nicer control flow. Live demo hits a buffer indexing bug, but design compiles, runs conceptually and claims one allocation per client (zero if sized statically).

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1. 0:00Start
2. 3:48Structured Concurrency
3. 7:51Receivers
4. 18:11The Io Context
5. 59:02Summary

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