ArrowIPC
ArrowIPC is a lightweight, asynchronous Inter-Process Communication (IPC) framework primarily designed for Rust and other C-like systems programming languages. It was developed by the creators of the Rust programming language, Alexander Treschner, and is part of the Rust ecosystem.
The primary goal of ArrowIPC is to provide a reliable, efficient, and high-performance mechanism for process
Key features of ArrowIPC include:
* Asynchronous message passing
* Non-blocking, event-driven design
* High-performance, low-overhead messaging system
* Support for communication between processes, threads, and even languages
One of the main design goals of ArrowIPC is to be as simple and easy to use
ArrowIPC has been used in various production environments, including systems, IPC daemons, and proxy servers. Its
In 2017, ArrowIPC became part of the official Rust ecosystem and can be used as an external
As a rapidly evolving technology, ArrowIPC continually receives improvements and updates. With its focus on speed,