Dagrs - A High-Performance Asynchronous Task Programming
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Dagrs is a Rust flow-based asynchronous task framework that claims easy-to-use high performance and includes an API for building directed workflow graphs; benchmarks run on the Rust stream bench (microbench, bzip2, image filters, eye detector) show the performance gap shrinks with increased parallelism and Dagrs even outperforms competitors in some cases, while explicitly measuring workflow-graph construction time. Deployed by Olum automated safety systems for collision-avoidance processing, the framework provides task management primitives and streaming channels with bounded capacity.
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