execpool

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Index

• type BacklogPool
  • func MakeBacklog(execPool ExecutionPool, backlogSize int, priority Priority, owner interface{}) BacklogPool
• type ExecFunc
• type ExecutionPool
  • func MakePool(owner interface{}) ExecutionPool
• type Priority

Types

type BacklogPool

type BacklogPool interface {
	ExecutionPool
	EnqueueBacklog(enqueueCtx context.Context, t ExecFunc, arg interface{}, out chan interface{}) error
}

BacklogPool supports all the ExecutionPool functions plus few more that tests the pending tasks.

func MakeBacklog

func MakeBacklog(execPool ExecutionPool, backlogSize int, priority Priority, owner interface{}) BacklogPool

MakeBacklog creates a backlog

type ExecFunc

type ExecFunc func(interface{}) interface{}

A ExecFunc is a unit of work to be executed by a Pool goroutine.

Note that a ExecFunc will occupy a Pool goroutine, so do not schedule tasks that spend an excessive amount of time waiting.

type ExecutionPool

type ExecutionPool interface {
	Enqueue(enqueueCtx context.Context, t ExecFunc, arg interface{}, i Priority, out chan interface{}) error
	GetOwner() interface{}
	Shutdown()
	GetParallelism() int
}

ExecutionPool interface exposes the core functionality of the execution pool.

func MakePool

func MakePool(owner interface{}) ExecutionPool

MakePool creates a pool.

type Priority

type Priority uint8

A Priority specifies a hint to the Pool to execute a Task at some priority.

Tasks with higher Priority values will tend to finish more quickly.

If there are tasks with different priorities, a worker will pick the highest-priority task to execute next.

const (
	LowPriority Priority = iota
	HighPriority
)

The list of all valid priority values. When adding new ones, add them before numPrios. (i.e. there should be no gaps, and the first priority needs to be zero)