message-dispatch 0.1.3

message-dispatch
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//! #message-dispatch
//! 
//! This provides dynamic dispatch support for messages of different types and sizes sent from one thread to another (or back to the same thread) without the need to use trait objects.
//!
//! As such, the only cost involved in dispatch is the cost of an indirect call.
//!
//! It could even be used to send messages across POSIX message queues if so desired.
//!
//! Currently only implemented for Android and Linux until the underlying magic ring buffer used gains support for more Operating Systems.


#[cfg(any(target_os = "android", target_os = "linux"))] include!("lib.android_linux.rs");