Asio as an alternative to libuv for I/O and event loop#26
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Windows builds are taking over 15mins to run, removing until we find a better solution.
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This change allows using asio instead of libuv for I/O and event loop by setting the
GRPCXX_USE_ASIOCMake option (or pre-processor macro). When using asio, multi-threading is disabled and it is left to the application layer to manage parallelism.Benchmarks
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