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#!/usr/bin/env ruby
#
# Used as an example of preloading in Einhorn blog post
# (https://stripe.com/blog/meet-einhorn). Program name ends in .rb in
# order to make explicit that it's written in Ruby, though this isn't
# actually necessary for preloading to work.
#
# Run as
#
# einhorn -p ./pool_worker.rb ./pool_worker.rb

puts "From PID #{$$}: loading #{__FILE__}"

def einhorn_main
  while true
    puts "From PID #{$$}: Doing some work"
    sleep 1
  end
end

Version data entries

32 entries across 32 versions & 1 rubygems

Version	Path
einhorn-0.7.4	example/pool_worker.rb
einhorn-0.7.3	example/pool_worker.rb
einhorn-0.7.2	example/pool_worker.rb
einhorn-0.7.1	example/pool_worker.rb
einhorn-0.7.0	example/pool_worker.rb
einhorn-0.6.5	example/pool_worker.rb
einhorn-0.6.4	example/pool_worker.rb
einhorn-0.6.3	example/pool_worker.rb
einhorn-0.6.2	example/pool_worker.rb
einhorn-0.6.1	example/pool_worker.rb
einhorn-0.6.0	example/pool_worker.rb
einhorn-0.5.7	example/pool_worker.rb
einhorn-0.5.6	example/pool_worker.rb
einhorn-0.5.5	example/pool_worker.rb
einhorn-0.5.4	example/pool_worker.rb
einhorn-0.5.3	example/pool_worker.rb
einhorn-0.5.2	example/pool_worker.rb
einhorn-0.5.1	example/pool_worker.rb
einhorn-0.5.0	example/pool_worker.rb
einhorn-0.4.9	example/pool_worker.rb