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Libuv is a multi-platform support library with a focus on asynchronous I/O. It provides an event loop, timers, and various asynchronous utilities.
Libuv is a high-performance, cross-platform asynchronous I/O library written in C, designed to provide a stable and efficient foundation for building modern, non-blocking applications that require interaction with the operating system's event loop.
Developing applications that need to handle many simultaneous connections or perform I/O operations without blocking the main thread is complex and platform-dependent. Libuv abstracts away these complexities, offering a consistent API across different operating systems like Windows, macOS, and Linux.
Provides a central mechanism for managing multiple asynchronous operations efficiently, based on common OS kernel notification methods.
Support for non-blocking TCP and UDP sockets, enabling high-concurrency network applications without thread blocking.
Offers asynchronous file I/O operations, preventing application freezes during heavy disk access by offloading work to a thread pool.
Provides timers and handling of asynchronous signals and child processes.
Libuv is primarily used as a foundational library by projects requiring high-performance, non-blocking I/O across various platforms. Common applications and projects include:
Node.js, the popular JavaScript runtime, heavily relies on Libuv to provide its non-blocking I/O capabilities, timers, and process management, enabling high-concurrency server-side JavaScript applications.
Underpins the performance, scalability, and cross-platform compatibility of many modern language runtimes and frameworks.
Authors of network proxies, load balancers, custom servers, or other network infrastructure components can use Libuv for efficient handling of many concurrent connections with low overhead.
Enables building scalable network infrastructure components with lower resource consumption and higher throughput compared to traditional blocking models.
Creating command-line utilities or desktop applications that perform background network requests or file operations asynchronously without freezing the user interface.
Provides a responsive user experience even during lengthy or numerous I/O operations by leveraging the event loop.
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