cuplists
Cuplists are a data structure used in computer science, particularly in the context of concurrent programming. They are designed to facilitate efficient communication and synchronization between multiple threads or processes that need to share a collection of items. The core idea behind a cuplist is to provide a way for producers to add items to a list and for consumers to remove items from the same list, all while ensuring that these operations can occur safely and without race conditions.
A key feature of cuplists is their thread-safety. This means that multiple threads can access and modify
The name "cuplist" itself suggests a combination of "concurrent" and "list." These data structures are vital for