[new release] riot (0.0.2) #24792
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CHANGES: ## 0.0.2 * New `Riot.random ()` API to expose current scheduler's random state * Better logging in the `Net` module * Fix a bug where `Net.Socket` operations where hanging on I/O polling when they could have been eager ## 0.0.1 First release, including: * First working version of the scheduler * Support for process spawning, message passing, monitoring, and linking * Rudimentary supervisors * Basic (and incomplete) GenServer * Scheduling-aware I/O primitives * Scheduling-aware Logger * Timers
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An actor-model multi-core scheduler for OCaml 5
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0.0.2
Riot.random ()API to expose current scheduler's random stateNetmoduleNet.Socketoperations where hanging on I/O polling when they could have been eager0.0.1
First release, including: