Libdill: Structured concurrency in C
Many of the ideas inside the library are also explained in the Structured Concurrency blog post on the authors homepage: <a href="http://250bpm.com/blog:71" rel="nofollow">http://250bpm.com/blog:71</a><p>I really sympathize with a lot of them, e.g. scoping the lifetime of all child processes (goroutines, ...) to the lifetime of their parent and having good cancellation/timeout/close mechanisms for everything. I'm trying to apply these patterns in Go and it can solve a lot of scenarios in a more obvious and less spaghetti fashion.<p>Libdill seems to bringt a view more primitives to the table which for example make cancellation and waiting for child processes to finish easier. But the basic mechanism can be also applied in Go (e.g. via context.Context and a WaitGroup/Channel for waiting on the childprocess to finish) and therefore most likely also to libmill.