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...It is inspired by Lua-style coroutine behavior and uses a schedule-based model. Developers first open a schedule, create coroutines inside it, and then resume them from the same thread that opened the schedule. Coroutines in the same schedule share the stack, which makes it possible to create many coroutines without heavy memory overhead. The project is useful for C developers who want cooperative multitasking without depending on a larger runtime. Its design is minimal, low-level, and focused on giving programmers explicit control over coroutine creation, suspension, and resumption.

Primitive shared memory allocator that allows several independent processes to share same shared memory segments. It provides shared memory analogs to regular memry library calls like malloc(), free(), etc. Currently may work with mmap() or shmget().

sharing user-space memory. Includes a driver and an API as a set of functions. An application can allocate memory via malloc and share it with other independent applications via a device-driver. Functions to handle this in an easy way are provided.

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