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Deadpool runtime abstraction Latest Version Unsafe forbidden Rust 1.75+

Deadpool is a dead simple async pool for connections and objects of any type.

This crate provides a simple Runtime enum that can be used to target multiple runtimes. This crate avoids boxed futures and and only implements things actually needed by the deadpool crates.

Note: This crate is intended for making the development of deadpool-* crates easier. Other libraries and binary projects normally should not use this directly and use some provided reexports by the crates using it.

Features

Feature Description Extra dependencies Default
tokio_1 Enable support for tokio crate tokio/time, tokio/rt no
async-std_1 Enable support for async-std crate async-std no

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