#!/usr/bin/env ruby -w # encoding: UTF-8 # # = DataCache.rb -- The TaskJuggler III Project Management Software # # Copyright (c) 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014 # by Chris Schlaeger # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of version 2 of the GNU General Public License as # published by the Free Software Foundation. # require 'time' require 'singleton' class TaskJuggler # These are the entries in the DataCache. They store a value and an access # counter. The counter can be read and written externally. class DataCacheEntry attr_reader :unhashedKey attr_accessor :hits # Create a new DataCacheEntry for the _value_. We also store the unhashed # key to be able to detect hash collisions. The access counter is set to 1 # to increase the chance that it is not flushed immedidate. def initialize(unhashedKey, value) @unhashedKey = unhashedKey @value = value @hits = 1 end # Return the value and increase the access counter by 1. def value if @hits <= 0 @hits = 1 else @hits += 1 end @value end end # This class provides a global data cache that can be used to store and # retrieve values indexed by a key. The cache is size limited. When maximum # capacity is reached, a certain percentage of the least requested values is # dropped from the cache. The primary purpose of this global cache is to # store values that are expensive to compute but may be need on several # occasions during the program execution. class DataCache include Singleton def initialize resize flush # Counter for the number of writes to the cache. @stores = 0 # Counter for the number of found values. @hits = 0 # Counter for the number of not found values. @misses = 0 # Counter for hash collisions @collisions = 0 end # For now, we use this randomly determined size. def resize(size = 100000) @highWaterMark = size # Flushing out the least used entries is fairly expensive. So we only # want to do this once in a while. The lowWaterMark determines how much # of the entries will survive the flush. @lowWaterMark = size * 0.9 end # Completely flush the cache. The statistic counters will remain intact, # but all data values are lost. def flush @entries = {} end if RUBY_VERSION < '1.9.0' # Ruby 1.8 has a buggy hash key generation algorithm that leads to many # hash collisions. We completely disable caching on 1.8. def cached(*args) yield end else # _args_ is a set of arguments that unambigously identify the data entry. # It's converted into a hash to store or recover a previously stored # entry. If we have a value for the key, return the value. Otherwise call # the block to compute the value, store it and return it. def cached(*args) key = args.hash if @entries.has_key?(key) e = @entries[key] if e.unhashedKey != args # Two different args produce the same hash key. This should be a # very rare event! @collisions += 1 yield else @hits += 1 e.value end else @misses += 1 store(yield, args, key) end end end def to_s <<"EOT" Entries: #{@entries.size} Stores: #{@stores} Collisions: #{@collisions} Hits: #{@hits} Misses: #{@misses} Hit Rate: #{@hits * 100.0 / (@hits + @misses)}% EOT end private # Store _value_ into the cache using _key_ to tag it. _key_ must be unique # and must be used to load the value from the cache again. You cannot # store nil values! def store(value, unhashedKey, key) @stores += 1 if @entries.size > @highWaterMark while @entries.size > @lowWaterMark # How many entries do we need to delete to get to the low watermark? toDelete = @entries.size - @lowWaterMark @entries.delete_if do |foo, e| # Hit counts age with every cleanup. (e.hits -= 1) < 0 && (toDelete -= 1) >= 0 end end end @entries[key] = DataCacheEntry.new(unhashedKey, value) value end end end