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# frozen_string_literal: true
module Libuv; end
# Use of a Fiber Pool increases performance as stack allocations
# don't need to continually occur. Especially useful on JRuby and
# Rubinius where multiple kernel threads and locks emulate Fibers.
class Libuv::FiberPool
def initialize(thread)
@reactor = thread
reset
end
def exec
if @reactor.reactor_thread?
# Execute the block in a Fiber
next_fiber do
begin
yield
rescue Exception => e
@on_error.call(e) if @on_error
end
end
else
# move the block onto the reactor thread
@reactor.schedule do
exec do
yield
end
end
end
end
def on_error(&block)
@on_error = block
end
def available
@pool.size
end
def size
@count
end
def reset
@pool = []
@count = 0
end
protected
def next_fiber(&block)
fib = if @pool.empty?
new_fiber
else
@pool.pop
end
@job = block
fib.resume
end
# Fibers are never cleaned up which shouldn't be much of an issue
# This might lead to issues on Rubinius or JRuby however it should
# generally improve performance on these platforms
def new_fiber
@count += 1
Fiber.new do
loop do
job = @job
@job = nil
job.call
@pool << Fiber.current
Fiber.yield
end
end
end
end
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