Re: Concurrent bidirectional one-to-many map?
On 11 Mai, 10:51, Sebastian <sebast...@undisclosed.invalid> wrote:
Am 11.05.2011 10:09, schrieb Sebastian:
Here's a bit of the WorkspaceManager code referred to above:
public void closeWorkspace( UUID id )
{
writeLock.lock(); // <<<<<<<<<<< necessary ?
try {
Workspace wp = wpMap.remove( id );
...
As afterthought to my immediately preceding post,
let me add that it would be nice if we could process
unrelated workspaces in parallel. How about having a
ReentrantReadWriteLock associated with each workspace,
and using themlike this:
Workspace wp = wpMap.get( id );
wp.writeLock.lock();
try {
wpMap.remove( id );
...
Wouldn't this improve things?
You said you can't modify Workspace and Task. If you create wrapper
classes then you need synchronization when managing the mapping from
original to wrapped. Sorry, I don't have time to go into more detail,
but externally adding state in a thread safe but still scalable manner
is tricky (unless you code Ruby that is ;-)).
Cheers
robert
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