asio - ASynchronous Input/Output library for Rust

Usage

The asio is not compatible to Rust stable version (ver 1.9). Please install a Rust-nightly.

This crate is on github and can be used by adding asio to the dependencies in your project's Cargo.toml.

toml [dependencies] asio = "0.1"

And this in your crate root:

rust extern crate asio;

For example, Connection with TCP socket code:

```rust use asio::; use asio::ip::;

struct TcpClient(TcpSocket);

impl TcpClient { fn start(io: &IoService) { let soc = Strand::new(io, TcpClient(TcpSocket::new(Tcp::v4()))); let ep = TcpEndpoint::new((IpAddrV4::new(192.168.0.1), 12345)); TcpSocket::asyncconnect(|soc|, &soc.0, &ep, Self::onconnect, &soc); }

fn onconnect(soc: Strand, io::Result<()>) { match res { Ok() => println!("connected."); Err(err) => println!("{:?}", err); } } }

fn main() { let io = IoService::new(); TcpClient::start(&io); io.run(); } ```

Features

• Proactor design pattern based thread-safe asynchronous I/O.
• Does not dependent on the number of threads.
• Supported protocol is in TCP, UDP, Unix-domain socket and etc.
• Supported timer is in system timer, steady timer.

Platforms

Currently supported platforms: - Linux (kernel in version >=2.6.27)

Future plans

1. BSD will support (kqueue support).
2. Signal will support.
3. SSL will support.
4. Generic protocol socket will support.
5. File descriptor socket will support.
6. Windows will support.