Analogous to `std::thread`, but it's for fiber. Directly constructing `Fiber` does NOT propagate execution context. Consider using `fiber::Async` ins

This class describes status code, as its name implies. `0` is treated as success, other values are failures.

FOR TESTING PURPOSE ONLY. Represents a fake "string packet".

@sa: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Status

Represents a Redis command. This is usually a Redis request.

Call action on destruction. Moveable. Dismissable.

Represents a UUID.

Test member method

To make things symmetric, we use `CosTaskCompletion` for HTTP response.

This structure describe a *portion* (contiguous part) of some type of buffer block (subclass of `PolymorphicBufferBlock`).

This class generates synchronous version of classes.

This class generates classes that behaves in the same way as of those generated by `cc_generic_services = true;`.

GetObject request.

Represents a key that, each time it's read, query its value from a global mapping (@sa: `SetDynamicKey`).

Represents a key that is a plain string (i.e., it won't change).

Describes an HTTP packet.

For clients of backend services to be dry-run aware, they construct an instance of subclass of this base class for `Dumper` to inspect on. Normally s

This class generates asynchronous version of classes.

This class helps us in looking up tags in a `HashMap`. Perf. note: Constructing it is slow.

This class generates classes that behaves in the same way as of those generated by `cc_generic_services = true;`.

An "inline" executor invokes the jobs posted to it immediately, on the posting thread. A long `Future` continuation chain on an inline executor recur

Parses `std::string` to `Json::Value`.

To run some background task. For internal use only. INCORRECT USE OF THIS CLASS CAN ACTUALLY *DECREASE OVERALL PERFORMANCE. TODO(luobogao): Make the

Implements a set of byte.

RAII wrapper for holding type erased pointers. Type-safety is your own responsibility.

This class represent an alive fiber in debuggee.

Using `std::vector<ErasedPtr>` in thread-local cache hurts optimization. The compiler cannot optimize away call to destructor of `ErasedPtr`. Besides

`gdb.Frame` goes out of scope once "current" thread changes. So we make a copy of it here.

Http task completion result.

This class implements `info fiber` command.

To deal with a variety of option keys, we provide this class as a generic way to handle them.

This class implements `list-fibers` command.

Same as `list-fibers` except that this command collapse identical callstacks.

Multi-part key.

Represents a protobuf-based packet. This type of `PacketDesc` is used by `rpc/protocol/protobuf/`. TODO(luobogao): Move it into `protobuf/packet_des

Represents a query string. This class treat `+` (plus sign) specially and decode it (if any) to whitespace. https://www.w3.org/Addressing/URL/uri-sp

Matches entire Redis command.

Matches Redis command by operation.

Matches Redis command using user specified callback.

Describes a Redis "null object".

Represents a key whose value is read from an external string. Note that the external string is NOT expected to change (once referenced by this class)

When you need to host multiple servers in a single process, this class can be handy for managing them.

This class maps various IDs (or keys) used in a given protocol (FlareStd, QZone, ...) to its detailed information. Unless otherwise stated, methods o

A "call gate" owns a connection, i.e., no load balance / fault tolerance / name resolving will be done here. Use `XxxChannel` instead if that's what y

Several components in `flare/base` need to do their bookkeeping periodically. So as not to introduce a timer manager for each of them, we use this cla

DEPRECATED for now. It's design is fundamentally broken. We should wait for timer's fully termination in destructor of this class instead. This class

Due to QoI issue in libstdc++, which uses `strcmp` for comparing `std::type_index`, we roll our own. Note our own does NOT support runtime type, only

Represents a URI, as defined by RFC 3986.

`Watchdog` is responsible for monitoring healthiness of `EventLoop`s. If one (or more) `EventLoop` has not run for a sufficient long time, `Watchdog`