ringbuffer
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A solid implementation of a general-purpose RingBuffer, featuring support for any kind of JavaScript `TypedArray` derivative. 💍
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Containerized EDA & DDD boiler in Rust with Disruptor-rs and Aeron-rs.
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高性能并发无锁队列,同时支持多生产者、多消费者。使用二阶段提交、cas、循环队列、缓存行填充等优化手段。
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Lock-free audio streaming library for Go. Record/playback PCM or Opus+Zstd compressed audio with zero-copy I/O. Atomic ring buffers for callback-safe concurrency. PortAudio backend, PulseAudio routing, no forced logging deps.
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May 27, 2026 - Go
Ringbuffer with concurrent insertion and Iteration support
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Mar 26, 2020 - Go
RAM-based, producer-consumer, one-way communication, using a ring buffer
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A high-performance, memory-mapped ring buffer implementation in Go, designed for efficient inter-process or inter-thread communication. This library provides a lock-free (with minimal locking) ring buffer backed by memory-mapped files, making it suitable for high-throughput scenarios.
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May 3, 2026 - Go
simple thread-free ringbuffer implement by golang
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Apr 13, 2021 - Go
ISR-safe, DMA-friendly ring buffer for ARM Cortex-M - atomic LDR/STR, policy-based IRQ protection, compile-time unit tests.
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In-memory pub/sub designed for single producer fan-out to many consumers. Maximum write throughput, small memory footprint and best-effort delivery.
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Convert any folder into a single, shareable, and password-protected HTML file without servers or tracking.
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Oct 5, 2026 - JavaScript
Lockless, thread-safe, single-producer, single-consumer, FIFO queue for Python — implemented on a ring buffer in C.
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Jul 27, 2026 - Python
This structure lends itself easily to buffering data streams.
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