############################################################################### ## ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ## Hybrid (normal and priority) queues for Many-Core Engine. ## ############################################################################### package MCE::Queue; use strict; use warnings; no warnings qw( threads recursion uninitialized ); our $VERSION = '1.699_002'; ## no critic (Subroutines::ProhibitExplicitReturnUndef) ## no critic (TestingAndDebugging::ProhibitNoStrict) ## no critic (BuiltinFunctions::ProhibitStringyEval) use Scalar::Util qw( looks_like_number refaddr ); use MCE::Util qw( $LF ); use bytes; use overload ( q("") => sub { sprintf "%s=HASH(0x%x)", ref($_[0]), refaddr($_[0]) }, q(0+) => sub { refaddr($_[0]) }, fallback => 1 ); ############################################################################### ## ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ## Import routine. ## ############################################################################### our ($HIGHEST, $LOWEST, $FIFO, $LIFO, $LILO, $FILO) = (1, 0, 1, 0, 1, 0); my ($AWAIT, $FAST, $PORDER, $TYPE) = (0, 0, $HIGHEST, $FIFO); my $_imported; sub import { my $_class = shift; return if ($_imported++); ## Process module arguments. while (my $_argument = shift) { my $_arg = lc $_argument; if ( $_arg eq 'await' ) { _croak('Error: (AWAIT) must be 1 or 0') if (!defined $_[0] || ($_[0] ne '1' && $_[0] ne '0')); $AWAIT = shift ; next; } if ( $_arg eq 'fast' ) { _croak('Error: (FAST) must be 1 or 0') if (!defined $_[0] || ($_[0] ne '1' && $_[0] ne '0')); $FAST = shift ; next; } if ( $_arg eq 'porder' ) { _croak('Error: (PORDER) must be 1 or 0') if (!defined $_[0] || ($_[0] ne '1' && $_[0] ne '0')); $PORDER = shift ; next; } if ( $_arg eq 'type' ) { _croak('Error: (TYPE) must be 1 or 0') if (!defined $_[0] || ($_[0] ne '1' && $_[0] ne '0')); $TYPE = shift ; next; } _croak("Error: ($_argument) invalid module option"); } ## Define public methods to internal methods. no strict 'refs'; no warnings 'redefine'; if (defined $MCE::VERSION && MCE->wid == 0) { _mce_m_init(); } else { *{ 'MCE::Queue::await' } = \&_await; *{ 'MCE::Queue::clear' } = \&_clear; *{ 'MCE::Queue::enqueue' } = \&_enqueue; *{ 'MCE::Queue::enqueuep' } = \&_enqueuep; *{ 'MCE::Queue::dequeue' } = \&_dequeue; *{ 'MCE::Queue::dequeue_nb' } = \&_dequeue; *{ 'MCE::Queue::pending' } = \&_pending; *{ 'MCE::Queue::insert' } = \&_insert; *{ 'MCE::Queue::insertp' } = \&_insertp; *{ 'MCE::Queue::peek' } = \&_peek; *{ 'MCE::Queue::peekp' } = \&_peekp; *{ 'MCE::Queue::peekh' } = \&_peekh; *{ 'MCE::Queue::heap' } = \&_heap; } return; } ############################################################################### ## ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ## Define constants & variables. ## ############################################################################### use constant { MAX_DQ_DEPTH => 192, # Maximum dequeue notifications OUTPUT_W_QUE => 'W~QUE', # Await from the queue OUTPUT_C_QUE => 'C~QUE', # Clear the queue OUTPUT_A_QUE => 'A~QUE', # Enqueue into queue (array) OUTPUT_A_QUP => 'A~QUP', # Enqueue into queue (array (p)) OUTPUT_S_QUE => 'S~QUE', # Enqueue into queue (scalar) OUTPUT_S_QUP => 'S~QUP', # Enqueue into queue (scalar (p)) OUTPUT_D_QUE => 'D~QUE', # Dequeue from queue (blocking) OUTPUT_D_QUN => 'D~QUN', # Dequeue from queue (non-blocking) OUTPUT_N_QUE => 'N~QUE', # Return the number of items OUTPUT_I_QUE => 'I~QUE', # Insert into queue OUTPUT_I_QUP => 'I~QUP', # Insert into queue (p) OUTPUT_P_QUE => 'P~QUE', # Peek into queue OUTPUT_P_QUP => 'P~QUP', # Peek into queue (p) OUTPUT_P_QUH => 'P~QUH', # Peek into heap OUTPUT_H_QUE => 'H~QUE' # Return the heap }; ## Attributes used internally. ## _qr_sock _qw_sock _datp _datq _heap _id _init_pid _nb_flag _porder _type ## _ar_sock _aw_sock _asem _tsem _standalone my $_has_threads = $INC{'threads.pm'} ? 1 : 0; my $_tid = $_has_threads ? threads->tid() : 0; my %_valid_fields_new = map { $_ => 1 } qw( await fast gather porder queue type ); my $_all = {}; my $_qid = 0; sub CLONE { $_tid = threads->tid() } sub DESTROY { my ($_Q) = @_; my $_pid = $_has_threads ? $$ .'.'. $_tid : $$; undef $_Q->{_datp}, undef $_Q->{_datq}, undef $_Q->{_heap}; delete $_all->{ $_Q->{_id} } if exists $_Q->{_id}; MCE::Util::_destroy_socks($_Q, qw(_aw_sock _ar_sock _qw_sock _qr_sock)) if exists $_Q->{_init_pid} && $_Q->{_init_pid} eq $_pid; return; } ############################################################################### ## ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ## New instance instantiation. ## ############################################################################### sub new { my ($_class, %_argv) = @_; @_ = (); my $_Q = {}; bless($_Q, ref($_class) || $_class); for my $_p (keys %_argv) { _croak("Queue: ($_p) is not a valid constructor argument") unless (exists $_valid_fields_new{$_p}); } $_Q->{_asem} = 0; # Semaphore count variable for the ->await method $_Q->{_datp} = {}; # Priority data { p1 => [ ], p2 => [ ], pN => [ ] } $_Q->{_heap} = []; # Priority heap [ pN, p2, p1 ] in heap order # fyi, _datp will always dequeue before _datq $_Q->{_await} = (exists $_argv{await} && defined $_argv{await}) ? $_argv{await} : $AWAIT; $_Q->{_fast} = (exists $_argv{fast} && defined $_argv{fast}) ? $_argv{fast} : $FAST; $_Q->{_porder} = (exists $_argv{porder} && defined $_argv{porder}) ? $_argv{porder} : $PORDER; $_Q->{_type} = (exists $_argv{type} && defined $_argv{type}) ? $_argv{type} : $TYPE; ## ------------------------------------------------------------------------- _croak('Queue: (await) must be 1 or 0') if ($_Q->{_await} ne '1' && $_Q->{_await} ne '0'); _croak('Queue: (fast) must be 1 or 0') if ($_Q->{_fast} ne '1' && $_Q->{_fast} ne '0'); _croak('Queue: (porder) must be 1 or 0') if ($_Q->{_porder} ne '1' && $_Q->{_porder} ne '0'); _croak('Queue: (type) must be 1 or 0') if ($_Q->{_type} ne '1' && $_Q->{_type} ne '0'); if (exists $_argv{queue}) { _croak('Queue: (queue) is not an ARRAY reference') if (ref $_argv{queue} ne 'ARRAY'); $_Q->{_datq} = $_argv{queue}; } else { $_Q->{_datq} = []; } if (exists $_argv{gather}) { _croak('Queue: (gather) is not a CODE reference') if (ref $_argv{gather} ne 'CODE'); $_Q->{gather} = $_argv{gather}; } ## ------------------------------------------------------------------------- if (defined $MCE::VERSION) { if (MCE->wid == 0) { $_Q->{_init_pid} = $_has_threads ? $$ .'.'. $_tid : $$; $_Q->{_id} = ++$_qid; $_all->{$_qid} = $_Q; $_Q->{_dsem} = 0 if ($_Q->{_fast}); MCE::Util::_sock_pair($_Q, qw(_qr_sock _qw_sock)); MCE::Util::_sock_pair($_Q, qw(_ar_sock _aw_sock)) if $_Q->{_await}; syswrite $_Q->{_qw_sock}, $LF if (exists $_argv{queue} && scalar @{ $_argv{queue} }); } else { $_Q->{_standalone} = 1; } } return $_Q; } ############################################################################### ## ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ## Await and clear methods. ## ############################################################################### sub _await { return; } sub _clear { my ($_Q) = @_; %{ $_Q->{_datp} } = (); @{ $_Q->{_datq} } = (); @{ $_Q->{_heap} } = (); return; } ############################################################################### ## ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ## Enqueue methods. ## ############################################################################### ## Add items to the tail of the queue. sub _enqueue { my $_Q = shift; ## Append item(s) into the queue. push @{ $_Q->{_datq} }, @_; return; } ## Add items to the tail of the queue with priority level. sub _enqueuep { my ($_Q, $_p) = (shift, shift); _croak('Queue: (enqueuep priority) is not an integer') if (!looks_like_number($_p) || int($_p) != $_p); return unless (scalar @_); ## Enlist priority into the heap. if (!exists $_Q->{_datp}->{$_p} || @{ $_Q->{_datp}->{$_p} } == 0) { unless (scalar @{ $_Q->{_heap} }) { push @{ $_Q->{_heap} }, $_p; } elsif ($_Q->{_porder}) { $_Q->_heap_insert_high($_p); } else { $_Q->_heap_insert_low($_p); } } ## Append item(s) into the queue. push @{ $_Q->{_datp}->{$_p} }, @_; return; } ############################################################################### ## ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ## Dequeue and pending methods. ## ############################################################################### ## Return item(s) from the queue. sub _dequeue { my ($_Q, $_cnt) = @_; if (defined $_cnt && $_cnt ne '1') { _croak('Queue: (dequeue count argument) is not valid') if (!looks_like_number($_cnt) || int($_cnt) != $_cnt || $_cnt < 1); my @_items; push(@_items, $_Q->_dequeue()) for (1 .. $_cnt); return @_items; } ## Return item from the non-priority queue. unless (scalar @{ $_Q->{_heap} }) { return ($_Q->{_type}) ? shift @{ $_Q->{_datq} } : pop @{ $_Q->{_datq} }; } my $_p = $_Q->{_heap}->[0]; ## Delist priority from the heap when 1 item remains. shift @{ $_Q->{_heap} } if (@{ $_Q->{_datp}->{$_p} } == 1); ## Return item from the priority queue. return ($_Q->{_type}) ? shift @{ $_Q->{_datp}->{$_p} } : pop @{ $_Q->{_datp}->{$_p} }; } ## Return the number of items in the queue. sub _pending { my $_pending = 0; my ($_Q) = @_; if (scalar @{ $_Q->{_heap} }) { for my $_h (@{ $_Q->{_heap} }) { $_pending += @{ $_Q->{_datp}->{$_h} }; } } $_pending += @{ $_Q->{_datq} }; return $_pending; } ############################################################################### ## ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ## Insert methods. ## ############################################################################### ## Insert items anywhere into the queue. sub _insert { my ($_Q, $_i) = (shift, shift); _croak('Queue: (insert index) is not an integer') if (!looks_like_number($_i) || int($_i) != $_i); return unless (scalar @_); if (abs($_i) > scalar @{ $_Q->{_datq} }) { if ($_i >= 0) { if ($_Q->{_type}) { push @{ $_Q->{_datq} }, @_; } else { unshift @{ $_Q->{_datq} }, @_; } } else { if ($_Q->{_type}) { unshift @{ $_Q->{_datq} }, @_; } else { push @{ $_Q->{_datq} }, @_; } } } else { if (!$_Q->{_type}) { $_i = ($_i >= 0) ? scalar(@{ $_Q->{_datq} }) - $_i : abs($_i); } splice @{ $_Q->{_datq} }, $_i, 0, @_; } return; } ## Insert items anywhere into the queue with priority level. sub _insertp { my ($_Q, $_p, $_i) = (shift, shift, shift); _croak('Queue: (insertp priority) is not an integer') if (!looks_like_number($_p) || int($_p) != $_p); _croak('Queue: (insertp index) is not an integer') if (!looks_like_number($_i) || int($_i) != $_i); return unless (scalar @_); if (exists $_Q->{_datp}->{$_p} && scalar @{ $_Q->{_datp}->{$_p} }) { if (abs($_i) > scalar @{ $_Q->{_datp}->{$_p} }) { if ($_i >= 0) { if ($_Q->{_type}) { push @{ $_Q->{_datp}->{$_p} }, @_; } else { unshift @{ $_Q->{_datp}->{$_p} }, @_; } } else { if ($_Q->{_type}) { unshift @{ $_Q->{_datp}->{$_p} }, @_; } else { push @{ $_Q->{_datp}->{$_p} }, @_; } } } else { if (!$_Q->{_type}) { $_i = ($_i >=0) ? scalar(@{ $_Q->{_datp}->{$_p} }) - $_i : abs($_i); } splice @{ $_Q->{_datp}->{$_p} }, $_i, 0, @_; } } else { $_Q->_enqueuep($_p, @_); } return; } ############################################################################### ## ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ## Peek and heap methods. ## ## Below, do not change 'return undef' statements to 'return'. ## ############################################################################### ## Return an item without removing it from the queue. sub _peek { my ($_Q, $_i) = @_; if ($_i) { _croak('Queue: (peek index) is not an integer') if (!looks_like_number($_i) || int($_i) != $_i); } else { $_i = 0 } return undef if (abs($_i) > scalar @{ $_Q->{_datq} }); if (!$_Q->{_type}) { $_i = ($_i >= 0) ? scalar(@{ $_Q->{_datq} }) - ($_i + 1) : abs($_i + 1); } return $_Q->{_datq}->[$_i]; } ## Return an item without removing it from the queue with priority level. sub _peekp { my ($_Q, $_p, $_i) = @_; if ($_i) { _croak('Queue: (peekp index) is not an integer') if (!looks_like_number($_i) || int($_i) != $_i); } else { $_i = 0 } _croak('Queue: (peekp priority) is not an integer') if (!looks_like_number($_p) || int($_p) != $_p); return undef unless (exists $_Q->{_datp}->{$_p}); return undef if (abs($_i) > scalar @{ $_Q->{_datp}->{$_p} }); if (!$_Q->{_type}) { $_i = ($_i >= 0) ? scalar(@{ $_Q->{_datp}->{$_p} }) - ($_i + 1) : abs($_i + 1); } return $_Q->{_datp}->{$_p}->[$_i]; } ## Return a priority level without removing it from the heap. sub _peekh { my ($_Q, $_i) = @_; if ($_i) { _croak('Queue: (peekh index) is not an integer') if (!looks_like_number($_i) || int($_i) != $_i); } else { $_i = 0 } return undef if (abs($_i) > scalar @{ $_Q->{_heap} }); return $_Q->{_heap}->[$_i]; } ## Return a list of priority levels in the heap. sub _heap { return @{ shift->{_heap} }; } ############################################################################### ## ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ## Internal methods. ## ############################################################################### sub _croak { unless (defined $MCE::VERSION) { $\ = undef; require Carp; goto &Carp::croak; } else { goto &MCE::_croak; } } ## Helper method for getting the reference to the underlying array. ## Use with test scripts for comparing data only (not a public API). sub _get_aref { my ($_Q, $_p) = @_; return if (defined $MCE::VERSION && !defined $MCE::MCE->{_wid}); return if (defined $MCE::MCE && $MCE::MCE->{_wid}); if (defined $_p) { _croak('Queue: (get_aref priority) is not an integer') if (!looks_like_number($_p) || int($_p) != $_p); return undef unless (exists $_Q->{_datp}->{$_p}); return $_Q->{_datp}->{$_p}; } return $_Q->{_datq}; } ## A quick method for just wanting to know if the queue has pending data. sub _has_data { return ( scalar @{ $_[0]->{_datq} } || scalar @{ $_[0]->{_heap} } ) ? 1 : 0; } ## Insert priority into the heap. A lower priority level comes first. sub _heap_insert_low { my ($_Q, $_p) = @_; ## Insert priority at the head of the heap. if ($_p < $_Q->{_heap}->[0]) { unshift @{ $_Q->{_heap} }, $_p; } ## Insert priority at the end of the heap. elsif ($_p > $_Q->{_heap}->[-1]) { push @{ $_Q->{_heap} }, $_p; } ## Insert priority through binary search. else { my $_lower = 0; my $_upper = @{ $_Q->{_heap} }; while ($_lower < $_upper) { my $_midpoint = $_lower + (($_upper - $_lower) >> 1); if ($_p > $_Q->{_heap}->[$_midpoint]) { $_lower = $_midpoint + 1; } else { $_upper = $_midpoint; } } ## Insert priority into the heap. splice @{ $_Q->{_heap} }, $_lower, 0, $_p; } return; } ## Insert priority into the heap. A higher priority level comes first. sub _heap_insert_high { my ($_Q, $_p) = @_; ## Insert priority at the head of the heap. if ($_p > $_Q->{_heap}->[0]) { unshift @{ $_Q->{_heap} }, $_p; } ## Insert priority at the end of the heap. elsif ($_p < $_Q->{_heap}->[-1]) { push @{ $_Q->{_heap} }, $_p; } ## Insert priority through binary search. else { my $_lower = 0; my $_upper = @{ $_Q->{_heap} }; while ($_lower < $_upper) { my $_midpoint = $_lower + (($_upper - $_lower) >> 1); if ($_p < $_Q->{_heap}->[$_midpoint]) { $_lower = $_midpoint + 1; } else { $_upper = $_midpoint; } } ## Insert priority into the heap. splice @{ $_Q->{_heap} }, $_lower, 0, $_p; } return; } ############################################################################### ## ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ## Output routines for the manager process. ## ############################################################################### { my ($_MCE, $_DAU_R_SOCK_REF, $_DAU_R_SOCK, $_cnt, $_i, $_id); my ($_len, $_p, $_t, $_Q, $_pending); my %_output_function = ( OUTPUT_W_QUE.$LF => sub { # Await from the queue $_DAU_R_SOCK = ${ $_DAU_R_SOCK_REF }; chomp($_id = <$_DAU_R_SOCK>), chomp($_t = <$_DAU_R_SOCK>); $_Q = $_all->{$_id}; $_Q->{_tsem} = $_t; if ($_Q->_pending() <= $_t) { syswrite $_Q->{_aw_sock}, $LF; } else { $_Q->{_asem} += 1; } return; }, OUTPUT_C_QUE.$LF => sub { # Clear the queue $_DAU_R_SOCK = ${ $_DAU_R_SOCK_REF }; chomp($_id = <$_DAU_R_SOCK>); $_Q = $_all->{$_id}; sysread $_Q->{_qr_sock}, my($_buf), 1 if ($_Q->_has_data()); $_Q->_clear(); print {$_DAU_R_SOCK} $LF; return; }, ## ---------------------------------------------------------------------- OUTPUT_A_QUE.$LF => sub { # Enqueue into queue (A) $_DAU_R_SOCK = ${ $_DAU_R_SOCK_REF }; chomp($_id = <$_DAU_R_SOCK>), chomp($_len = <$_DAU_R_SOCK>); read $_DAU_R_SOCK, my($_buf), $_len; $_Q = $_all->{$_id}; if ($_Q->{gather}) { local $_ = $_MCE->{thaw}($_buf); $_Q->{gather}($_Q, @{ $_ }); } else { syswrite $_Q->{_qw_sock}, $LF if (!$_Q->{_nb_flag} && !$_Q->_has_data()); push @{ $_Q->{_datq} }, @{ $_MCE->{thaw}($_buf) }; } return; }, OUTPUT_A_QUP.$LF => sub { # Enqueue into queue (A,p) $_DAU_R_SOCK = ${ $_DAU_R_SOCK_REF }; chomp($_id = <$_DAU_R_SOCK>), chomp($_p = <$_DAU_R_SOCK>), chomp($_len = <$_DAU_R_SOCK>); read $_DAU_R_SOCK, my($_buf), $_len; $_Q = $_all->{$_id}; syswrite $_Q->{_qw_sock}, $LF if (!$_Q->{_nb_flag} && !$_Q->_has_data()); $_Q->_enqueuep($_p, @{ $_MCE->{thaw}($_buf) }); return; }, ## ---------------------------------------------------------------------- OUTPUT_S_QUE.$LF => sub { # Enqueue into queue (S) $_DAU_R_SOCK = ${ $_DAU_R_SOCK_REF }; local $_; chomp($_id = <$_DAU_R_SOCK>), chomp($_len = <$_DAU_R_SOCK>); read $_DAU_R_SOCK, $_, $_len; $_Q = $_all->{$_id}; if ($_Q->{gather}) { $_Q->{gather}($_Q, $_); } else { syswrite $_Q->{_qw_sock}, $LF if (!$_Q->{_nb_flag} && !$_Q->_has_data()); push @{ $_Q->{_datq} }, $_; } return; }, OUTPUT_S_QUP.$LF => sub { # Enqueue into queue (S,p) $_DAU_R_SOCK = ${ $_DAU_R_SOCK_REF }; chomp($_id = <$_DAU_R_SOCK>), chomp($_p = <$_DAU_R_SOCK>), chomp($_len = <$_DAU_R_SOCK>); read $_DAU_R_SOCK, my($_buf), $_len; $_Q = $_all->{$_id}; syswrite $_Q->{_qw_sock}, $LF if (!$_Q->{_nb_flag} && !$_Q->_has_data()); $_Q->_enqueuep($_p, $_buf); return; }, ## ---------------------------------------------------------------------- OUTPUT_D_QUE.$LF => sub { # Dequeue from queue (B) $_DAU_R_SOCK = ${ $_DAU_R_SOCK_REF }; chomp($_id = <$_DAU_R_SOCK>), chomp($_cnt = <$_DAU_R_SOCK>); $_cnt = 0 if ($_cnt == 1); $_Q = $_all->{$_id}; my (@_items, $_buf); if ($_cnt) { push(@_items, $_Q->_dequeue()) for (1 .. $_cnt); } else { $_buf = $_Q->_dequeue(); } if ($_Q->{_fast}) { ## The 'fast' option may reduce wait time, thus run faster if ($_Q->{_dsem} <= 1) { $_pending = $_Q->_pending(); $_pending = int($_pending / $_cnt) if ($_cnt); if ($_pending) { $_pending = MAX_DQ_DEPTH if ($_pending > MAX_DQ_DEPTH); syswrite $_Q->{_qw_sock}, $LF for (1 .. $_pending); } $_Q->{_dsem} = $_pending; } else { $_Q->{_dsem} -= 1; } } else { ## Otherwise, never to exceed one byte in the channel syswrite $_Q->{_qw_sock}, $LF if ($_Q->_has_data()); } if ($_cnt) { unless (defined $_items[0]) { print {$_DAU_R_SOCK} '-1' . $LF; } else { $_buf = $_MCE->{freeze}(\@_items); print {$_DAU_R_SOCK} length($_buf) . $LF, $_buf; } } else { unless (defined $_buf) { print {$_DAU_R_SOCK} '-1' . $LF; } else { if (ref $_buf) { $_buf = $_MCE->{freeze}($_buf) . '1'; } else { $_buf .= '0'; } print {$_DAU_R_SOCK} length($_buf) . $LF, $_buf; } } if ($_Q->{_await} && $_Q->{_asem} && $_Q->_pending() <= $_Q->{_tsem}) { syswrite $_Q->{_aw_sock}, $LF for (1 .. $_Q->{_asem}); $_Q->{_asem} = 0; } $_Q->{_nb_flag} = 0; return; }, OUTPUT_D_QUN.$LF => sub { # Dequeue from queue (NB) $_DAU_R_SOCK = ${ $_DAU_R_SOCK_REF }; chomp($_id = <$_DAU_R_SOCK>), chomp($_cnt = <$_DAU_R_SOCK>); $_Q = $_all->{$_id}; if ($_cnt == 1) { my $_buf = $_Q->_dequeue(); unless (defined $_buf) { print {$_DAU_R_SOCK} '-1' . $LF; } else { if (ref $_buf) { $_buf = $_MCE->{freeze}($_buf) . '1'; } else { $_buf .= '0'; } print {$_DAU_R_SOCK} length($_buf) . $LF, $_buf; } } else { my @_items; push(@_items, $_Q->_dequeue()) for (1 .. $_cnt); unless (defined $_items[0]) { print {$_DAU_R_SOCK} '-1' . $LF; } else { my $_buf = $_MCE->{freeze}(\@_items); print {$_DAU_R_SOCK} length($_buf) . $LF, $_buf; } } if ($_Q->{_await} && $_Q->{_asem} && $_Q->_pending() <= $_Q->{_tsem}) { syswrite $_Q->{_aw_sock}, $LF for (1 .. $_Q->{_asem}); $_Q->{_asem} = 0; } $_Q->{_nb_flag} = 1; return; }, ## ---------------------------------------------------------------------- OUTPUT_N_QUE.$LF => sub { # Return number of items $_DAU_R_SOCK = ${ $_DAU_R_SOCK_REF }; chomp($_id = <$_DAU_R_SOCK>); print {$_DAU_R_SOCK} $_all->{$_id}->_pending() . $LF; return; }, OUTPUT_I_QUE.$LF => sub { # Insert into queue $_DAU_R_SOCK = ${ $_DAU_R_SOCK_REF }; chomp($_id = <$_DAU_R_SOCK>), chomp($_i = <$_DAU_R_SOCK>), chomp($_len = <$_DAU_R_SOCK>); read $_DAU_R_SOCK, my($_buf), $_len; $_Q = $_all->{$_id}; syswrite $_Q->{_qw_sock}, $LF if (!$_Q->{_nb_flag} && !$_Q->_has_data()); if (chop $_buf) { $_Q->_insert($_i, @{ $_MCE->{thaw}($_buf) }); } else { $_Q->_insert($_i, $_buf); } return; }, OUTPUT_I_QUP.$LF => sub { # Insert into queue (p) $_DAU_R_SOCK = ${ $_DAU_R_SOCK_REF }; chomp($_id = <$_DAU_R_SOCK>), chomp($_p = <$_DAU_R_SOCK>), chomp($_i = <$_DAU_R_SOCK>), chomp($_len = <$_DAU_R_SOCK>); read $_DAU_R_SOCK, my($_buf), $_len; $_Q = $_all->{$_id}; syswrite $_Q->{_qw_sock}, $LF if (!$_Q->{_nb_flag} && !$_Q->_has_data()); if (chop $_buf) { $_Q->_insertp($_p, $_i, @{ $_MCE->{thaw}($_buf) }); } else { $_Q->_insertp($_p, $_i, $_buf); } return; }, ## ---------------------------------------------------------------------- OUTPUT_P_QUE.$LF => sub { # Peek into queue my $_buf; $_DAU_R_SOCK = ${ $_DAU_R_SOCK_REF }; chomp($_id = <$_DAU_R_SOCK>), chomp($_i = <$_DAU_R_SOCK>); $_Q = $_all->{$_id}; $_buf = $_Q->_peek($_i); unless (defined $_buf) { print {$_DAU_R_SOCK} -1 . $LF; } else { if (ref $_buf) { $_buf = $_MCE->{freeze}($_buf) . '1'; } else { $_buf .= '0'; } print {$_DAU_R_SOCK} length($_buf) . $LF . $_buf; } return; }, OUTPUT_P_QUP.$LF => sub { # Peek into queue (p) my $_buf; $_DAU_R_SOCK = ${ $_DAU_R_SOCK_REF }; chomp($_id = <$_DAU_R_SOCK>), chomp($_p = <$_DAU_R_SOCK>), chomp($_i = <$_DAU_R_SOCK>); $_Q = $_all->{$_id}; $_buf = $_Q->_peekp($_p, $_i); unless (defined $_buf) { print {$_DAU_R_SOCK} -1 . $LF; } else { if (ref $_buf) { $_buf = $_MCE->{freeze}($_buf) . '1'; } else { $_buf .= '0'; } print {$_DAU_R_SOCK} length($_buf) . $LF . $_buf; } return; }, OUTPUT_P_QUH.$LF => sub { # Peek into heap my $_buf; $_DAU_R_SOCK = ${ $_DAU_R_SOCK_REF }; chomp($_id = <$_DAU_R_SOCK>), chomp($_i = <$_DAU_R_SOCK>); $_Q = $_all->{$_id}; $_buf = $_Q->_peekh($_i); unless (defined $_buf) { print {$_DAU_R_SOCK} -1 . $LF; } else { print {$_DAU_R_SOCK} length($_buf) . $LF . $_buf; } return; }, OUTPUT_H_QUE.$LF => sub { # Return the heap my $_buf; $_DAU_R_SOCK = ${ $_DAU_R_SOCK_REF }; chomp($_id = <$_DAU_R_SOCK>); $_Q = $_all->{$_id}; $_buf = $_MCE->{freeze}([ $_Q->_heap() ]); print {$_DAU_R_SOCK} length($_buf) . $LF . $_buf; return; }, ); ## ------------------------------------------------------------------------- sub _mce_m_loop_begin { ($_MCE, $_DAU_R_SOCK_REF) = @_; return; } sub _mce_m_loop_end { $_MCE = $_DAU_R_SOCK_REF = $_DAU_R_SOCK = $_cnt = $_i = $_id = $_len = $_p = $_Q = undef; return; } sub _mce_m_init { MCE::_attach_plugin( \%_output_function, \&_mce_m_loop_begin, \&_mce_m_loop_end, \&_mce_w_init ); no strict 'refs'; no warnings 'redefine'; *{ 'MCE::Queue::await' } = \&_mce_m_await; *{ 'MCE::Queue::clear' } = \&_mce_m_clear; *{ 'MCE::Queue::enqueue' } = \&_mce_m_enqueue; *{ 'MCE::Queue::enqueuep' } = \&_mce_m_enqueuep; *{ 'MCE::Queue::dequeue' } = \&_mce_m_dequeue; *{ 'MCE::Queue::dequeue_nb' } = \&_mce_m_dequeue_nb; *{ 'MCE::Queue::insert' } = \&_mce_m_insert; *{ 'MCE::Queue::insertp' } = \&_mce_m_insertp; *{ 'MCE::Queue::pending' } = \&_pending; *{ 'MCE::Queue::peek' } = \&_peek; *{ 'MCE::Queue::peekp' } = \&_peekp; *{ 'MCE::Queue::peekh' } = \&_peekh; *{ 'MCE::Queue::heap' } = \&_heap; return; } } ############################################################################### ## ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ## Wrapper methods for the manager process. ## ############################################################################### sub _mce_m_await { _croak('Queue: (await method) is not allowed by the manager process'); } sub _mce_m_clear { my $_next; my ($_Q) = @_; if ($_Q->{_fast}) { warn "Queue: (clear) is not allowed for fast => 1\n"; } else { sysread $_Q->{_qr_sock}, $_next, 1 if ($_Q->_has_data()); $_Q->_clear(); } return; } sub _mce_m_enqueue { my $_Q = shift; return unless (scalar @_); syswrite $_Q->{_qw_sock}, $LF if (!$_Q->{_nb_flag} && !$_Q->_has_data()); push @{ $_Q->{_datq} }, @_; return; } sub _mce_m_enqueuep { my ($_Q, $_p) = (shift, shift); _croak('Queue: (enqueuep priority) is not an integer') if (!looks_like_number($_p) || int($_p) != $_p); return unless (scalar @_); syswrite $_Q->{_qw_sock}, $LF if (!$_Q->{_nb_flag} && !$_Q->_has_data()); $_Q->_enqueuep($_p, @_); return; } ## ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- sub _mce_m_dequeue { my ($_Q, $_cnt) = @_; my (@_items, $_buf, $_next, $_pending); sysread $_Q->{_qr_sock}, $_next, 1; # block if (defined $_cnt && $_cnt ne '1') { @_items = $_Q->_dequeue($_cnt); } else { $_buf = $_Q->_dequeue(); } if ($_Q->{_fast}) { ## The 'fast' option may reduce wait time, thus run faster if ($_Q->{_dsem} <= 1) { $_pending = $_Q->_pending(); $_pending = int($_pending / $_cnt) if (defined $_cnt); if ($_pending) { $_pending = MAX_DQ_DEPTH if ($_pending > MAX_DQ_DEPTH); syswrite $_Q->{_qw_sock}, $LF for (1 .. $_pending); } $_Q->{_dsem} = $_pending; } else { $_Q->{_dsem} -= 1; } } else { ## Otherwise, never to exceed one byte in the channel syswrite $_Q->{_qw_sock}, $LF if ($_Q->_has_data()); } $_Q->{_nb_flag} = 0; return @_items if (defined $_cnt); return $_buf; } sub _mce_m_dequeue_nb { my ($_Q, $_cnt) = @_; if ($_Q->{_fast}) { warn "Queue: (dequeue_nb) is not allowed for fast => 1\n"; return; } else { $_Q->{_nb_flag} = 1; return (defined $_cnt && $_cnt ne '1') ? $_Q->_dequeue($_cnt) : $_Q->_dequeue(); } } ## ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- sub _mce_m_insert { my ($_Q, $_i) = (shift, shift); _croak('Queue: (insert index) is not an integer') if (!looks_like_number($_i) || int($_i) != $_i); return unless (scalar @_); syswrite $_Q->{_qw_sock}, $LF if (!$_Q->{_nb_flag} && !$_Q->_has_data()); $_Q->_insert($_i, @_); return; } sub _mce_m_insertp { my ($_Q, $_p, $_i) = (shift, shift, shift); _croak('Queue: (insertp priority) is not an integer') if (!looks_like_number($_p) || int($_p) != $_p); _croak('Queue: (insertp index) is not an integer') if (!looks_like_number($_i) || int($_i) != $_i); return unless (scalar @_); syswrite $_Q->{_qw_sock}, $LF if (!$_Q->{_nb_flag} && !$_Q->_has_data()); $_Q->_insertp($_p, $_i, @_); return; } ############################################################################### ## ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ## Wrapper methods for the worker process. ## ############################################################################### { my ( $_MCE, $_DAT_LOCK, $_DAT_W_SOCK, $_DAU_W_SOCK, $_chn, $_lock_chn, $_dat_ex, $_dat_un, $_len, $_next, $_pending, $_tag ); my $_req1 = sub { local $\ = undef if (defined $\); $_dat_ex->() if $_lock_chn; print {$_DAT_W_SOCK} $_[0].$LF . $_chn.$LF; print {$_DAU_W_SOCK} $_[1], $_[2]; $_dat_un->() if $_lock_chn; 1; }; my $_req2 = sub { local $\ = undef if (defined $\); local $/ = $LF if (!$/ || $/ ne $LF); $_dat_ex->() if $_lock_chn; print {$_DAT_W_SOCK} $_[0].$LF . $_chn.$LF; print {$_DAU_W_SOCK} $_[1]; chomp($_len = <$_DAU_W_SOCK>); if ($_len < 0) { $_dat_un->() if $_lock_chn; return undef; # Do not change to return; } read $_DAU_W_SOCK, my($_buf), $_len; $_dat_un->() if $_lock_chn; if ($_[2] == 1) { return (chop $_buf) ? $_MCE->{thaw}($_buf) : $_buf; } else { return @{ $_MCE->{thaw}($_buf) }; } }; sub _mce_w_init { ($_MCE) = @_; $_chn = $_MCE->{_chn}; $_DAT_LOCK = $_MCE->{_dat_lock}; $_DAT_W_SOCK = $_MCE->{_dat_w_sock}->[0]; $_DAU_W_SOCK = $_MCE->{_dat_w_sock}->[$_chn]; $_lock_chn = $_MCE->{_lock_chn}; if ($_lock_chn) { $_dat_ex = sub { sysread( $_DAT_LOCK->{_r_sock}, my $_b, 1 ) }; $_dat_un = sub { syswrite( $_DAT_LOCK->{_w_sock}, '0' ) }; } $_all = {}; no strict 'refs'; no warnings 'redefine'; *{ 'MCE::Queue::await' } = \&_mce_w_await; *{ 'MCE::Queue::clear' } = \&_mce_w_clear; *{ 'MCE::Queue::enqueue' } = \&_mce_w_enqueue; *{ 'MCE::Queue::enqueuep' } = \&_mce_w_enqueuep; *{ 'MCE::Queue::dequeue' } = \&_mce_w_dequeue; *{ 'MCE::Queue::dequeue_nb' } = \&_mce_w_dequeue_nb; *{ 'MCE::Queue::pending' } = \&_mce_w_pending; *{ 'MCE::Queue::insert' } = \&_mce_w_insert; *{ 'MCE::Queue::insertp' } = \&_mce_w_insertp; *{ 'MCE::Queue::peek' } = \&_mce_w_peek; *{ 'MCE::Queue::peekp' } = \&_mce_w_peekp; *{ 'MCE::Queue::peekh' } = \&_mce_w_peekh; *{ 'MCE::Queue::heap' } = \&_mce_w_heap; return; } ## ------------------------------------------------------------------------- sub _mce_w_await { my $_Q = shift; my $_t = shift || 0; return $_Q->_await() if (exists $_Q->{_standalone}); _croak('Queue: (await) is not enabled for this queue') unless ($_Q->{_await}); _croak('Queue: (await threshold) is not an integer') if (!looks_like_number($_t) || int($_t) != $_t); $_t = 0 if ($_t < 0); local $\ = undef if (defined $\); $_dat_ex->() if $_lock_chn; print {$_DAT_W_SOCK} OUTPUT_W_QUE . $LF . $_chn . $LF; print {$_DAU_W_SOCK} $_Q->{_id} . $LF . $_t . $LF; $_dat_un->() if $_lock_chn; sysread $_Q->{_ar_sock}, $_next, 1; # block return; } sub _mce_w_clear { my ($_Q) = @_; return $_Q->_clear() if (exists $_Q->{_standalone}); if ($_Q->{_fast}) { warn "Queue: (clear) is not allowed for fast => 1\n"; } else { local $\ = undef if (defined $\); local $/ = $LF if (!$/ || $/ ne $LF); $_dat_ex->() if $_lock_chn; print {$_DAT_W_SOCK} OUTPUT_C_QUE . $LF . $_chn . $LF; print {$_DAU_W_SOCK} $_Q->{_id} . $LF; <$_DAU_W_SOCK>; $_dat_un->() if $_lock_chn; } return; } ## ------------------------------------------------------------------------- sub _mce_w_enqueue { my ($_buf, $_tmp); my $_Q = shift; return $_Q->_enqueue(@_) if (exists $_Q->{_standalone}); return unless (scalar @_); if (@_ > 1 || ref($_[0])) { my $_tmp = $_MCE->{freeze}([ @_ ]); my $_buf = $_Q->{_id}.$LF . length($_tmp).$LF; $_req1->(OUTPUT_A_QUE, $_buf, $_tmp); } elsif (defined $_[0]) { my $_buf = $_Q->{_id}.$LF . length($_[0]).$LF; $_req1->(OUTPUT_S_QUE, $_buf, $_[0]); } elsif (scalar @_) { my $_tmp = $_MCE->{freeze}([ @_ ]); my $_buf = $_Q->{_id}.$LF . length($_tmp).$LF; $_req1->(OUTPUT_A_QUE, $_buf, $_tmp); } return; } sub _mce_w_enqueuep { my ($_buf, $_tmp); my ($_Q, $_p) = (shift, shift); _croak('Queue: (enqueuep priority) is not an integer') if (!looks_like_number($_p) || int($_p) != $_p); return $_Q->_enqueuep($_p, @_) if (exists $_Q->{_standalone}); return unless (scalar @_); if (@_ > 1 || ref($_[0])) { my $_tmp = $_MCE->{freeze}([ @_ ]); my $_buf = $_Q->{_id}.$LF . $_p.$LF . length($_tmp).$LF; $_req1->(OUTPUT_A_QUP, $_buf, $_tmp); } elsif (defined $_[0]) { my $_buf = $_Q->{_id}.$LF . $_p.$LF . length($_[0]).$LF; $_req1->(OUTPUT_S_QUP, $_buf, $_[0]); } elsif (scalar @_) { my $_tmp = $_MCE->{freeze}([ @_ ]); my $_buf = $_Q->{_id}.$LF . $_p.$LF . length($_tmp).$LF; $_req1->(OUTPUT_A_QUP, $_buf, $_tmp); } return; } ## ------------------------------------------------------------------------- sub _mce_w_dequeue { my $_buf; my ($_Q, $_cnt) = @_; return $_Q->_dequeue(@_) if (exists $_Q->{_standalone}); if (defined $_cnt && $_cnt ne '1') { _croak('Queue: (dequeue count argument) is not valid') if (!looks_like_number($_cnt) || int($_cnt) != $_cnt || $_cnt < 1); } else { $_cnt = 1; } sysread $_Q->{_qr_sock}, $_next, 1; # block $_req2->(OUTPUT_D_QUE, $_Q->{_id}.$LF . $_cnt.$LF, $_cnt); } sub _mce_w_dequeue_nb { my $_buf; my ($_Q, $_cnt) = @_; return $_Q->_dequeue(@_) if (exists $_Q->{_standalone}); if ($_Q->{_fast}) { warn "Queue: (dequeue_nb) is not allowed for fast => 1\n"; return; } if (defined $_cnt && $_cnt ne '1') { _croak('Queue: (dequeue count argument) is not valid') if (!looks_like_number($_cnt) || int($_cnt) != $_cnt || $_cnt < 1); } else { $_cnt = 1; } $_req2->(OUTPUT_D_QUN, $_Q->{_id}.$LF . $_cnt.$LF, $_cnt); } ## ------------------------------------------------------------------------- sub _mce_w_pending { my ($_Q) = @_; return $_Q->_pending(@_) if (exists $_Q->{_standalone}); local $\ = undef if (defined $\); local $/ = $LF if (!$/ || $/ ne $LF); $_dat_ex->() if $_lock_chn; print {$_DAT_W_SOCK} OUTPUT_N_QUE . $LF . $_chn . $LF; print {$_DAU_W_SOCK} $_Q->{_id} . $LF; chomp($_pending = <$_DAU_W_SOCK>); $_dat_un->() if $_lock_chn; return $_pending; } sub _mce_w_insert { my ($_buf, $_tmp); my ($_Q, $_i) = (shift, shift); _croak('Queue: (insert index) is not an integer') if (!looks_like_number($_i) || int($_i) != $_i); return $_Q->_insert($_i, @_) if (exists $_Q->{_standalone}); return unless (scalar @_); if (scalar @_ > 1 || ref $_[0] || !defined $_[0]) { $_tmp = $_MCE->{freeze}([ @_ ]); $_buf = $_Q->{_id} . $LF . $_i . $LF . (length($_tmp) + 1) . $LF . $_tmp . '1'; } else { $_buf = $_Q->{_id} . $LF . $_i . $LF . (length($_[0]) + 1) . $LF . $_[0] . '0'; } $_req1->(OUTPUT_I_QUE, $_buf, ''); return; } sub _mce_w_insertp { my ($_buf, $_tmp); my ($_Q, $_p, $_i) = (shift, shift, shift); _croak('Queue: (insertp priority) is not an integer') if (!looks_like_number($_p) || int($_p) != $_p); _croak('Queue: (insertp index) is not an integer') if (!looks_like_number($_i) || int($_i) != $_i); return $_Q->_insertp($_p, $_i, @_) if (exists $_Q->{_standalone}); return unless (scalar @_); if (scalar @_ > 1 || ref $_[0] || !defined $_[0]) { $_tmp = $_MCE->{freeze}([ @_ ]); $_buf = $_Q->{_id} . $LF . $_p . $LF . $_i . $LF . (length($_tmp) + 1) . $LF . $_tmp . '1'; } else { $_buf = $_Q->{_id} . $LF . $_p . $LF . $_i . $LF . (length($_[0]) + 1) . $LF . $_[0] . '0'; } $_req1->(OUTPUT_I_QUP, $_buf, ''); return; } ## ------------------------------------------------------------------------- sub _mce_w_peek { my $_buf; my $_Q = shift; my $_i = shift || 0; _croak('Queue: (peek index) is not an integer') if (!looks_like_number($_i) || int($_i) != $_i); return $_Q->_peek($_i, @_) if (exists $_Q->{_standalone}); { local $\ = undef if (defined $\); local $/ = $LF if (!$/ || $/ ne $LF); $_dat_ex->() if $_lock_chn; print {$_DAT_W_SOCK} OUTPUT_P_QUE . $LF . $_chn . $LF; print {$_DAU_W_SOCK} $_Q->{_id} . $LF . $_i . $LF; chomp($_len = <$_DAU_W_SOCK>); if ($_len < 0) { $_dat_un->() if $_lock_chn; return undef; # Do not change to return; } read $_DAU_W_SOCK, $_buf, $_len; $_dat_un->() if $_lock_chn; } return (chop $_buf) ? $_MCE->{thaw}($_buf) : $_buf; } sub _mce_w_peekp { my $_buf; my ($_Q, $_p) = (shift, shift); my $_i = shift || 0; _croak('Queue: (peekp priority) is not an integer') if (!looks_like_number($_p) || int($_p) != $_p); _croak('Queue: (peekp index) is not an integer') if (!looks_like_number($_i) || int($_i) != $_i); return $_Q->_peekp($_p, $_i, @_) if (exists $_Q->{_standalone}); { local $\ = undef if (defined $\); local $/ = $LF if (!$/ || $/ ne $LF); $_dat_ex->() if $_lock_chn; print {$_DAT_W_SOCK} OUTPUT_P_QUP . $LF . $_chn . $LF; print {$_DAU_W_SOCK} $_Q->{_id} . $LF . $_p . $LF . $_i . $LF; chomp($_len = <$_DAU_W_SOCK>); if ($_len < 0) { $_dat_un->() if $_lock_chn; return undef; # Do not change to return; } read $_DAU_W_SOCK, $_buf, $_len; $_dat_un->() if $_lock_chn; } return (chop $_buf) ? $_MCE->{thaw}($_buf) : $_buf; } sub _mce_w_peekh { my $_buf; my $_Q = shift; my $_i = shift || 0; _croak('Queue: (peekh index) is not an integer') if (!looks_like_number($_i) || int($_i) != $_i); return $_Q->_peekh($_i, @_) if (exists $_Q->{_standalone}); { local $\ = undef if (defined $\); local $/ = $LF if (!$/ || $/ ne $LF); $_dat_ex->() if $_lock_chn; print {$_DAT_W_SOCK} OUTPUT_P_QUH . $LF . $_chn . $LF; print {$_DAU_W_SOCK} $_Q->{_id} . $LF . $_i . $LF; chomp($_len = <$_DAU_W_SOCK>); if ($_len < 0) { $_dat_un->() if $_lock_chn; return undef; # Do not change to return; } read $_DAU_W_SOCK, $_buf, $_len; $_dat_un->() if $_lock_chn; } return $_buf; } ## ------------------------------------------------------------------------- sub _mce_w_heap { my $_buf; my ($_Q) = @_; return $_Q->_heap(@_) if (exists $_Q->{_standalone}); { local $\ = undef if (defined $\); local $/ = $LF if (!$/ || $/ ne $LF); $_dat_ex->() if $_lock_chn; print {$_DAT_W_SOCK} OUTPUT_H_QUE . $LF . $_chn . $LF; print {$_DAU_W_SOCK} $_Q->{_id} . $LF; chomp($_len = <$_DAU_W_SOCK>); read $_DAU_W_SOCK, $_buf, $_len; $_dat_un->() if $_lock_chn; } return @{ $_MCE->{thaw}($_buf) }; } } 1; __END__ ############################################################################### ## ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ## Module usage. ## ############################################################################### =head1 NAME MCE::Queue - Hybrid (normal and priority) queues for Many-Core Engine =head1 VERSION This document describes MCE::Queue version 1.699_002 =head1 SYNOPSIS use MCE; use MCE::Queue; my $q = MCE::Queue->new; $q->enqueue( qw/ wherefore art thou romeo / ); my $item = $q->dequeue; if ( $q->pending ) { ; } =head1 DESCRIPTION This module provides a queue interface supporting normal and priority queues and utilizing the IPC engine behind MCE. Data resides under the manager process. MCE::Queue also allows for a worker to create any number of queues locally not available to other workers including the manager process. Think of a CPU having L3 (shared) and L1 (local) cache. Three options are available for overriding the default value for new queues. The porder option applies to priority queues only. use MCE::Queue porder => $MCE::Queue::HIGHEST, type => $MCE::Queue::FIFO, fast => 0; use MCE::Queue; # Same as above ## Possible values porder => $MCE::Queue::HIGHEST # Highest priority items dequeue first $MCE::Queue::LOWEST # Lowest priority items dequeue first type => $MCE::Queue::FIFO # First in, first out $MCE::Queue::LIFO # Last in, first out $MCE::Queue::LILO # (Synonym for FIFO) $MCE::Queue::FILO # (Synonym for LIFO) =head1 THREE RUN MODES MCE::Queue can be utilized under the following conditions: A) use MCE; B) use MCE::Queue; C) use MCE::Queue; use MCE::Queue; use MCE; =over 3 =item A) MCE is included prior to inclusion of MCE::Queue The dequeue method blocks for the manager process including workers. All data resides under the manager process. Workers send/request data via IPC. Creating a queue from within the worker process will cause the queue to run in local mode (C). The data resides under the worker process and not available to other workers including the manager process. =item B) MCE::Queue is included prior to inclusion of MCE Queues behave as if running in local mode for the manager and worker processes for the duration of the script. I cannot think of a use-case for this, but mentioning the behavior in the event MCE::Queue is included before MCE. =item C) MCE::Queue without inclusion of MCE The dequeue method is non-blocking. Queues behave similarly to local queuing. This mode is efficient due to minimum overhead and zero IPC behind the scene. Hence, MCE is not required to use MCE::Queue. =back =head1 DEMONSTRATION use MCE; use MCE::Queue; my $F = MCE::Queue->new(fast => 1); my $consumers = 8; my $mce = MCE->new( task_end => sub { my ($mce, $task_id, $task_name) = @_; $F->enqueue((undef) x $consumers) if $task_name eq 'dir'; }, user_tasks => [{ max_workers => 1, task_name => 'dir', user_func => sub { ## Create a "standalone queue" only accessible to this worker. ## See included examples for running with multiple workers. my $D = MCE::Queue->new(queue => [ MCE->user_args->[0] ]); while (defined (my $dir = $D->dequeue_nb)) { my (@files, @dirs); foreach (glob("$dir/*")) { if (-d $_) { push @dirs, $_; next; } push @files, $_; } $D->enqueue(@dirs ) if scalar @dirs; $F->enqueue(@files) if scalar @files; } } },{ max_workers => $consumers, task_name => 'file', user_func => sub { while (defined (my $file = $F->dequeue)) { MCE->say($file); } } }] )->run({ user_args => [ $ARGV[0] || '.' ] }); __END__ Results from files_mce.pl and files_thr.pl; included with MCE. Usage: time ./files_mce.pl /usr 0 | wc -l time ./files_mce.pl /usr 1 | wc -l time ./files_thr.pl /usr | wc -l Darwin (OS) /usr: 216,271 files MCE::Queue, fast => 0 : 4.17s MCE::Queue, fast => 1 : 2.62s Thread::Queue : 4.14s Linux (VM) /usr: 186,154 files MCE::Queue, fast => 0 : 12.57s MCE::Queue, fast => 1 : 3.36s Thread::Queue : 5.91s Solaris (VM) /usr: 603,051 files MCE::Queue, fast => 0 : 39.04s MCE::Queue, fast => 1 : 18.08s Thread::Queue * Perl not built to support threads =head1 API DOCUMENTATION =head2 MCE::Queue->new ( [ queue => \@array, await => 1, fast => 1 ] ) This creates a new queue. Available options are queue, porder, type, await, fast, and gather. use MCE; use MCE::Queue; my $q1 = MCE::Queue->new(); my $q2 = MCE::Queue->new( queue => [ 0, 1, 2 ] ); my $q3 = MCE::Queue->new( porder => $MCE::Queue::HIGHEST ); my $q4 = MCE::Queue->new( porder => $MCE::Queue::LOWEST ); my $q5 = MCE::Queue->new( type => $MCE::Queue::FIFO ); my $q6 = MCE::Queue->new( type => $MCE::Queue::LIFO ); my $q7 = MCE::Queue->new( await => 1 ); my $q8 = MCE::Queue->new( fast => 1 ); The 'await' option, when enabled, allows workers to block (semaphore-like) until the number of items pending is equal or less than a threshold value. The $q->await method is described below. The 'fast' option speeds up dequeues and is not enabled by default. It is beneficial for queues not calling (->clear or ->dequeue_nb) and not altering the optional count value while running; e.g. ->dequeue($count). Basically, do not enable 'fast' if varying the count dynamically. The 'gather' option is mainly for running with MCE and wanting to pass item(s) to a callback function for appending to the queue. Multiple queues may point to the same callback function. The callback receives the queue object as the first argument and items after it. sub _append { my ($q, @items) = @_; $q->enqueue(@items); } my $q7 = MCE::Queue->new( gather => \&_append ); my $q8 = MCE::Queue->new( gather => \&_append ); ## Items are diverted to the callback function, not the queue. $q7->enqueue( 'apple', 'orange' ); Specifying the 'gather' option allows one to store items temporarily while ensuring output order. Although a queue object is not required, this is simply a demonstration of the gather option in the context of a queue. use MCE; use MCE::Queue; sub preserve_order { my %tmp; my $order_id = 1; return sub { my ($q, $chunk_id, $data) = @_; $tmp{$chunk_id} = $data; while (1) { last unless exists $tmp{$order_id}; $q->enqueue( delete $tmp{$order_id++} ); } return; }; } my @squares; my $q = MCE::Queue->new( queue => \@squares, gather => preserve_order ); my $mce = MCE->new( chunk_size => 1, input_data => [ 1 .. 100 ], user_func => sub { $q->enqueue( MCE->chunk_id, $_ * $_ ); } ); $mce->run; print "@squares\n"; =head2 $q->await ( [ $pending_threshold ] ) The await method is beneficial when wanting to throttle worker(s) appending to the queue. Perhaps, consumers are running a bit behind and wanting to keep tabs on memory consumption. Below, the number of items pending will never go above 20. use Time::HiRes qw( sleep ); use MCE::Flow; use MCE::Queue; my $q = MCE::Queue->new( await => 1, fast => 1 ); my ( $producers, $consumers ) = ( 1, 8 ); mce_flow { task_name => [ 'producer', 'consumer' ], max_workers => [ $producers, $consumers ], }, sub { ## producer for my $item ( 1 .. 100 ) { $q->enqueue($item); ## blocks until the # of items pending reaches <= 10 if ($item % 10 == 0) { MCE->say( 'pending: '.$q->pending() ); $q->await(10); } } ## notify consumers no more work $q->enqueue( (undef) x $consumers ); }, sub { ## consumers while (defined (my $next = $q->dequeue())) { MCE->say( MCE->task_wid().': '.$next ); sleep 0.100; } }; =head2 $q->clear ( void ) Clears the queue of any items. This has the effect of nulling the queue and the socket used for blocking. my @a; my $q = MCE::Queue->new( queue => \@a ); @a = (); ## bad, the blocking socket may become out of sync $q->clear; ## ok =head2 $q->enqueue ( $item [, $item, ... ] ) Appends a list of items onto the end of the normal queue. =head2 $q->enqueuep ( $p, $item [, $item, ... ] ) Appends a list of items onto the end of the priority queue with priority. =head2 $q->dequeue ( [ $count ] ) Returns the requested number of items (default 1) from the queue. Priority data will always dequeue first before any data from the normal queue. The method will block if the queue contains zero items. If the queue contains fewer than the requested number of items, the method will not block, but return the remaining items and undef for up to the count requested. The $count, used for requesting the number of items, is beneficial when workers are passing parameters through the queue. For this reason, always remember to dequeue using the same multiple for the count. This is unlike Thread::Queue which will block until the requested number of items are available. =head2 $q->dequeue_nb ( [ $count ] ) Returns the requested number of items (default 1) from the queue. Like with dequeue, priority data will always dequeue first. This method is non-blocking and will return undef in the absence of data from the queue. =head2 $q->insert ( $index, $item [, $item, ... ] ) Adds the list of items to the queue at the specified index position (0 is the head of the list). The head of the queue is that item which would be removed by a call to dequeue. $q = MCE::Queue->new( type => $MCE::Queue::FIFO ); $q->enqueue(1, 2, 3, 4); $q->insert(1, 'foo', 'bar'); # Queue now contains: 1, foo, bar, 2, 3, 4 $q = MCE::Queue->new( type => $MCE::Queue::LIFO ); $q->enqueue(1, 2, 3, 4); $q->insert(1, 'foo', 'bar'); # Queue now contains: 1, 2, 3, 'foo', 'bar', 4 =head2 $q->insertp ( $p, $index, $item [, $item, ... ] ) Adds the list of items to the queue at the specified index position with priority. The behavior is similarly to insert otherwise. =head2 $q->pending ( void ) Returns the number of items in the queue. The count includes both normal and priority data. $q = MCE::Queue->new(); $q->enqueuep(5, 'foo', 'bar'); $q->enqueue('sunny', 'day'); print $q->pending(), "\n"; # Output: 4 =head2 $q->peek ( [ $index ] ) Returns an item from the normal queue, at the specified index, without dequeuing anything. It defaults to the head of the queue if index is not specified. The head of the queue is that item which would be removed by a call to dequeue. Negative index values are supported, similarly to arrays. $q = MCE::Queue->new( type => $MCE::Queue::FIFO ); $q->enqueue(1, 2, 3, 4, 5); print $q->peek(1), ' ', $q->peek(-2), "\n"; # Output: 2 4 $q = MCE::Queue->new( type => $MCE::Queue::LIFO ); $q->enqueue(1, 2, 3, 4, 5); print $q->peek(1), ' ', $q->peek(-2), "\n"; # Output: 4 2 =head2 $q->peekp ( $p [, $index ] ) Returns an item from the queue with priority, at the specified index, without dequeuing anything. It defaults to the head of the queue if index is not specified. The behavior is similarly to peek otherwise. =head2 $q->peekh ( [ $index ] ) Returns an item from the heap, at the specified index. $q = MCE::Queue->new( porder => $MCE::Queue::HIGHEST ); $q->enqueuep(5, 'foo'); $q->enqueuep(6, 'bar'); $q->enqueuep(4, 'sun'); print $q->peekh(0), "\n"; # Output: 6 $q = MCE::Queue->new( porder => $MCE::Queue::LOWEST ); $q->enqueuep(5, 'foo'); $q->enqueuep(6, 'bar'); $q->enqueuep(4, 'sun'); print $q->peekh(0), "\n"; # Output: 4 =head2 $q->heap ( void ) Returns an array containing the heap data. Heap data consists of priority numbers, not the data. @h = $q->heap; # $MCE::Queue::HIGHEST # Heap contains: 6, 5, 4 @h = $q->heap; # $MCE::Queue::LOWEST # Heap contains: 4, 5, 6 =head1 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS =over 3 =item L Two if statements were adopted for checking if the item belongs at the end or head of the queue. =item L The bsearch_num_pos method was helpful for accommodating the highest and lowest order in MCE::Queue. =item L MCE::Queue supports both normal and priority queues. =item L Thread::Queue is used as a template for identifying and documenting the methods. MCE::Queue is not fully compatible due to supporting normal and priority queues simultaneously; e.g. $q->enqueuep( $p, $item [, $item, ... ] ); ## Priority queue $q->enqueue( $item [, $item, ... ] ); ## Normal queue $q->dequeue( [ $count ] ); ## Priority data dequeues first $q->dequeue_nb( [ $count ] ); ## Behavior is not the same $q->pending(); ## Counts both normal/priority data ## in the queue =item L The recursion example, in the sysopsis above, was largely adopted from this module. =back =head1 INDEX L, L, L =head1 AUTHOR Mario E. Roy, Smarioeroy AT gmail DOT comE> =cut