marl
A hybrid thread/fiber task scheduler for C++11 that enables efficient execution of blocking tasks.
What is marl?
Marl is a hybrid thread and fiber task scheduler written in C++11 that enables efficient execution of tasks across multiple threads. It solves the problem of blocking tasks by using fibers to yield execution, allowing other tasks to run while waiting, thus maximizing hardware thread utilization.
C++ developers building high-performance applications that require efficient task scheduling, such as game engines, servers, or real-time systems needing to handle blocking operations without wasting threads.
Developers choose Marl for its hybrid approach that combines threads and fibers, providing efficient blocking task handling with a simple API, cross-platform support, and no external dependencies, making it a lightweight yet powerful concurrency solution.
Overview
A hybrid thread / fiber task scheduler written in C++ 11
Use Cases
Best For
- Implementing efficient task-based parallelism in C++ applications
- Handling blocking I/O operations without wasting thread resources
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