Zig by Example
Threading & Concurrency
1 min read
std.Thread spawns OS threads. The synchronization primitives — Mutex,
Condition, Semaphore, RwLock — now live under std.Io, since the
same code should also work on top of an evented Io backend.
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Zig by Example
A hands-on introduction to Zig via annotated examples. Covers the language from Hello World through memory allocation, concurrency, networking, and C interop.
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