In computer science, a ring buffer is a data structure that uses a single, fixed-size buffer as if it were connected end-to-end.
In Old English, "wald" is an archaic word for a sort of forest; a high land, covered in woods.
ringwald is a concurrency library. It provides abstractions for building up a
set of event senders, receivers, transformers, and observers that all work over
a single shared buffer of events. It should be a good fit for event sourcing,
streaming data, or any application that needs to do complex or high-performance
processing of a sequence of events.
This is an early release of a crate that contains a good deal of unsafe. You should avoid depending on this for anything not experimental.