<ul><li>Rust's async/await feature is a significant addition offering a synchronous-looking syntax for writing efficient asynchronous code.</li><li>Understanding how the Rust compiler transforms async functions into state machines can help in writing efficient async code and debugging complex issues.</li><li>State machines play a crucial role in Rust's async operations, and this article explores the transformation process with practical examples and performance implications.</li><li>A state machine is a computational model foundational in async operations like Rust, defining states and transitions for effective code execution.</li></ul>

State Machine Generation in Rust’s async/await

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