ractor_io 1.0.0 → 1.1.0
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- data/lib/ractor_io.rb +19 -3
- metadata +2 -2
checksums.yaml
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metadata.gz: f67b66bca3a2c2c35ecc33c931f549f3f32b1e43be3f4587a27ac8c09a434aa7
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data.tar.gz: b4adb978c7ba55dfec78994347632913a8cc51dc61f126db56a97469e58b3ac8
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data.tar.gz: e5ed4e5508b9966b3c858e3ffbaf9865ed13a6cceae4ab31abeef24a894ef27a1755ec587c4f4dc270f06a0043b63a1822abc872f11d670287fb48e59c73c418
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data/lib/ractor_io.rb
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#
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# # optional loop until the file is read
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# loop do
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# break if rio.ready?
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# sleep 1
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# end
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class RactorIO
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attr_reader :string
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# move: if true, the Ractor will yield the loaded file using the `move` option of Ractor::yield.
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# default: false
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# NOTE: as of this writing, and having tested this against Ruby 3.1.x and
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# 3.2.x, setting the `move` option to `true' for large amounts of data
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# seems to cause a crash, at least on macOS. as a result this option is set
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# to `false` by default, which will result in a lot of memory copying, and
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# therefore increasing total memory consumption.
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# In the meantime, see also https://github.com/jefflunt/thread_io -
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# basically the same library as this, but using Threads only instead of
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# Ractors, which has the advantage of sharing memory, if that's important to
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# you. I haven't done extensive performance testing, so the perfornace
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# difference between ractor_io and thread_io might not be very large for
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# your particular use case.
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def initialize(move: false)
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@move = move
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@ready = false
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@string = nil
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@ready = false
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@string = nil
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r = Ractor.new do
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Ractor.yield(IO.read(Ractor.receive), move:
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Ractor.yield(IO.read(Ractor.receive), move: @move)
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end
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r.send(path)
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@string = r.take
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--- !ruby/object:Gem::Specification
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name: ractor_io
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version: !ruby/object:Gem::Version
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version: 1.
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version: 1.1.0
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platform: ruby
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authors:
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- Jeff Lunt
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autorequire:
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bindir: bin
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cert_chain: []
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date: 2023-01-
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date: 2023-01-02 00:00:00.000000000 Z
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dependencies: []
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description: a small class that loads files in the background via a Ractor
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email: jefflunt@gmail.com
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