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1−name: asyncly
2−version: 0.5.5
3−synopsis: Compose asynchronous and multithreaded tasks
4−description: Asyncly allows you to compose asynchronous, concurrent
5− and parallel tasks in a convenient manner without
6− requiring the programmer to know the gory details
7− of concurrent and multithreaded programming.
8− This library is based on the wonderful work of
9− Alberto G. Corona, see
10− <http://github.com/agocorona/transient>
1+name: asyncly
2+version: 0.1.0
3+synopsis: Beautiful High Level Concurrent Composition
4+description: Asyncly is best described as a superset of list transformer
5+ (`ListT`) or logic programming monad (`LogicT`)
6+ additionally supporting concurrent operation. Monadic
7+ streams of data can be composed using serial or parallel
8+ compositions with or without fair interleaving, enabling a
9+ high level composition of concurrent tasks without
10+ requiring any knowledge of low level concurrency
11+ primitives. The programmer just expresses whether a task
12+ can run in parallel with another. Threads, synchronization
13+ and concurrency rate control is handled automatically.
14+ .
15+ This library was originally inspired by the `transient`
16+ package authored by Alberto G. Corona.
1117homepage: http://github.com/harendra-kumar/asyncly
1218bug-reports: https://github.com/harendra-kumar/asyncly/issues
1319license: MIT
1420license-file: LICENSE
15−author: Alberto G. Corona, Harendra Kumar
21+author: Harendra Kumar
1622maintainer: harendra.kumar@gmail.com
17−copyright: 2017 Harendra Kumar,
18− 2014–2017 Alberto G. Corona
19−category: Parallel, Distributed
23+copyright: 2017 Harendra Kumar
24+category: Control, Concurrency, Streaming
2025stability: Experimental
2126build-type: Simple
2227cabal-version: >= 1.10