package resource-pooling

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Library for pooling resources like connections, threads, or similar

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dune-project
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Sources

resource-pooling-1.3.tbz
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Description

This package is derived from the module Lwt_pool from the lwt package, which implements resource pooling. With Resource_pool this package provides a modified version with additional features. Also there is a module called Server_pool that manages resource clusters, specifically a cluster of servers each with its own connection pool.

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resource-pooling

A library for pooling resources like connections, threads, or similar

This package is derived from the module Lwt_pool from the lwt package, which implements resource pooling. With Resource_pool this package provides a modified version with additional features. Also there is a module called Server_pool that manages resource clusters, specifically a cluster of servers each with its own connection pool.

Dependencies (4)

  1. logs
  2. lwt >= "2.4.7"
  3. dune >= "1.11"
  4. ocaml >= "4.06"

Dev Dependencies

None

Optional Dependencies

None

Used by (1)

  1. ocsigen-start

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