[Ruby 2.3] Concurrency improvements to Queue/SizedQueue #3553
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The implementation is now based on Doug Lea’s LinkedBlockingQueue. Concurrency wise, this is now dual locked (head/tail) linked queue, since Ruby std lib queues have blocking operations a completely lock-free queue is not practical endeavor.
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Very nice! I had similar code at various times in the past week and kept getting pulled away. I also based mine on Doug's |
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The implementation is now based on Doug Lea’s
LinkedBlockingQueue.Concurrency wise, this is now dual locked (head/tail) linked queue,
since Ruby std lib queues have blocking operations a completely
lock-free queue is not practical endeavor.