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Constants ¶
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const ( READ_FILE_BUF_POOL_MAX_SIZE_UNBOUND = 0 READ_FILE_BUF_POOL_MAX_READ_SIZE_UNBOUND = 0 )
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const (
DEFAULT_LINUX_CLKTCK = 100
)
Variables ¶
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var ( OSName string OSNameNorm string OSRelease string OSReleaseVer []int OSBtime = getOsBtime() LinuxClktck = int64(DEFAULT_LINUX_CLKTCK) LinuxClktckSec = 1. / float64(LinuxClktck) LinuxOsRelease = make(map[string]string) )
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var AvailableCpusCount = CountAvailableCPUs()
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var ErrReadFileBufPotentialTruncation = errors.New("potential truncation")
Reading a file may be limited by a max size; if the cap is reached then it is possible that the file was truncated (note that stat system will report size 0 for /proc files, so it cannot be used to determine the actual size). Should such a condition occur, it should be treated as an error to signal potential truncation to the caller.
Functions ¶
func CountAvailableCPUs ¶
func CountAvailableCPUs() int
For linux count available CPUs based on CPU affinity, w/ a fallback on runtime:
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Types ¶
type ReadFileBufPool ¶
type ReadFileBufPool struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
func NewBufPool ¶
func NewBufPool(maxPoolSize int) *ReadFileBufPool
func NewReadFileBufPool ¶
func NewReadFileBufPool(maxPoolSize int, maxReadSize int64) *ReadFileBufPool
func (*ReadFileBufPool) GetBuf ¶
func (p *ReadFileBufPool) GetBuf() *bytes.Buffer
func (*ReadFileBufPool) MaxPoolSize ¶
func (p *ReadFileBufPool) MaxPoolSize() int
func (*ReadFileBufPool) MaxReadSize ¶
func (p *ReadFileBufPool) MaxReadSize() int64
func (*ReadFileBufPool) ReadFile ¶
func (p *ReadFileBufPool) ReadFile(path string) (*bytes.Buffer, error)
func (*ReadFileBufPool) ReturnBuf ¶
func (p *ReadFileBufPool) ReturnBuf(b *bytes.Buffer)
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