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Hi there!
evmap
is primarily intended for the single-writer, multi-reader use-case; this is why you can have multiple read handles (i.e., ReadHandle: Clone
), but only one write handle. Arc<Mutex<WriteHandle>>
allows you to have multiple threads do writes, but they will need to do them sequentially (as the Mutex
implies). You are completely right that this will not scale well when you have many writers, but that's the trade-off evmap
makes. Instead, evmap
is heavily optimized for when you have a lot of readers that all want to access the map concurrently (including while the writer is operating). This is why you don't need to wrap ReadHandle
in an Arc<Mutex<_>>
.
As for how to improve the documentation and/or examples, I'd be happy to hear what changes you would suggest making. Would a multi-threaded example be enough?
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This is a great explanation, thank you. I think if you put essentially that text (with some edits to supply the context) in the docs it would go a long way. The other thing would just be an example of sending a clone()
ed reader to another thread while needing the mutex for the writer, perhaps.
I've been thinking about this and this may make sense for my situation even if I need a mutex for the writer. Even though I have several threads that need to be able to write (< 20), they aren't writing very often (less than once a second) and are unlikely to be writing at the same time. If I get faster reads and about the same write time then it could be a win.
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- Support for no_std? HOT 5
- i saw the presentation, will it take a lot of CPU like spinlock while write is waiting? HOT 1
- Why you dont use Crossbeam Epoch?? i have question about this please help HOT 1
- Recoverable errors from fallible operation HOT 5
- Memory bloat when using with async runtime HOT 2
- Possible to shallowcopy a HashMap HOT 1
- #[derive(ShallowCopy)] has prohibitive "T: ShallowCopy" bound HOT 4
- Thread Safety Error on ReadHandler HOT 3
- Why not make `map_ref` of `ReadGuard` public? HOT 1
- Recreating WriteHandle after its dropped HOT 2
- RFC: Hash and Eq requirement for values HOT 4
- Replace Clone bound with Freeze HOT 4
- Possible UB from Box<T> aliasing HOT 7
- data races due to incorrect `Send + Sync` bounds HOT 3
- Relaxation of epoch invariant HOT 2
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- Switch oplog to VecDeque HOT 1
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- can DropBehavior have an associated constant instead of a function HOT 11
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