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I have a similar use case, but something I'd like to report is that rust functions that are not called in C++ code seams to be generated into a namespace...

@nbanal the cxx crate seems definitively the right approach. For what concerns the API I'd like to start with zenoh-net and see something that looks as close as possible to...

Hello @nbanal, From a user perspective, once installed the zenoh-cxx dependency, the user should just include "zenoh.hpp" code, compile, link and run. This is the same workflow we have for...

Hello @ptrdtznr, @OlivierHecart already provided you with some links that show the numbers. Beside that, it may be good for you to know that most of us have been deeply...

Hello @thankrandomness, not that I know. That should be however straight-forward if you were able to run a zenoh router along with your browser. The idea would be that the...

Thanks for the suggestion @bfrog we'll look into that. We did look closely into Tokio and the main reason for us to pick async-std was that the Sockets have inner...

This first commit simplifies the code and improves the allocator algorithm. Before closing the issue we need to implement defragmentation.

@Licenser thanks very much for the prompt response. The flame-graphs were made on a **intel skylake** running the latest Ubuntu Linux. Let me know if you need other info or...

@yoshuawuyts that could be the issue as we are heavily using TcpStream. BTW, it would also seem that there is some higher overhead on the **ConcurrentQueue::pop**. In any case the...

Hello everyone, any updates on this issue? We would be happy to help testing systematically async-std performance before each release. We can do that running [zenoh](https://crates.io/crates/zenoh) on our 10Gbps testbed.