Under the Hood

How Flow-Wing works underneath: the garbage collector, the task scheduler behind `spawn`, the libuv event loop that lets a task wait on a socket, and how the language measures up against C++. The first three pages have an interactive, step-through visualisation.

📄️Garbage Collector

Flow-Wing manages heap memory for you. There is no free, no ownership, no

📄️Concurrency and the Event Loop

spawn queues a function as a task. Each task gets its own machine stack, so it

📄️The libuv Event Loop

The scheduler on its own can only wait on a clock. This page is about the layer

📄️Performance

Flow-Wing compiles ahead of time through LLVM. This page shows how its speed