#include <task_set.h>
Inherits TaskSetBase.
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TaskSet (ThreadPool &p, ParentCascadeCancel registerForParentCancel, ssize_t stealingLoadMultiplier=kDefaultStealingMultiplier) | |
TaskSet (ThreadPool &p) | |
TaskSet (ThreadPool &p, ssize_t stealingLoadMultiplier) | |
TaskSet (TaskSet &&other)=delete | |
TaskSet & | operator= (TaskSet &&other)=delete |
template<typename F > | |
void | schedule (F &&f) |
template<typename F > | |
void | schedule (F &&f, ForceQueuingTag fq) |
DISPENSO_DLL_ACCESS bool | wait () |
DISPENSO_DLL_ACCESS bool | tryWait (size_t maxToExecute) |
void | cancel () |
bool | canceled () const |
~TaskSet () | |
TaskSet
is an object that allows scheduling multiple functors to a thread pool, and allows to wait on that set of tasks. TaskSet
supplies more efficient schedule/wait than ConcurrentTaskSet
, but at the expense of only being usable from one thread at a time.
TaskSet
is "thread-compatible". This means that you can safely use different TaskSet
objects on different threads concurrently. Any given TaskSet
object may only be used from a single thread, so no concurrent use of that object is allowed.
Definition at line 37 of file task_set.h.
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Construct a TaskSet with the given backing pool.
pool | The backing pool for this TaskSet |
stealingLoadMultiplier | An over-load factor. If this factor of load is reached by the underlying pool, scheduled tasks may run immediately in the calling thread. |
Definition at line 46 of file task_set.h.
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Definition at line 53 of file task_set.h.
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Definition at line 54 of file task_set.h.
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Destroy the TaskSet, first waiting for all currently scheduled functors to finish execution.
Definition at line 147 of file task_set.h.
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Set the TaskSet to canceled state. No unexecuted tasks will execute once this is set. Already executing tasks may check canceled() status to exit early.
Definition at line 130 of file task_set.h.
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Check the canceled status of the TaskSet.
Definition at line 139 of file task_set.h.
Schedule a functor for execution on the underlying pool. If the load on the underlying pool is high, immediate inline execution may occur on the current thread.
f | A functor matching signature void() . Best performance will come from passing lambdas, other concrete functors, or OnceFunction , but std::function or similarly type-erased objects will also work. |
f
can throw exceptions, then schedule
may throw if the task is run inline. Otherwise, exceptions will be caught on the running thread and best-effort propagated to the ConcurrentTaskSet
, where the first one from the set is rethrown in wait
. Definition at line 74 of file task_set.h.
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Schedule a functor for execution on the underlying pool.
f | A functor matching signature void() . Best performance will come from passing lambdas, other concrete functors, or OnceFunction , but std::function or similarly type-erased objects will also work. |
f
can throw exceptions, then exceptions will be caught on the running thread and best-effort propagated to the ConcurrentTaskSet
, where the first one from the set is rethrown in wait
. Definition at line 97 of file task_set.h.
See if the currently scheduled functors can be completed while stealing and executing at most maxToExecute
of them from the pool. If not used in conjunction with wait, there may be cases that tryWait
must be called multiple times with maxToExecute > 0
to prevent livelock/deadlock. If exceptions have been propagated since the last call to wait
or tryWait
, tryWait
will propagate the first of them.
maxToExecute | The maximum number of tasks to proactively execute on the current thread. |
true
if all currently scheduled functors have been completed prior to returning, and false
otherwise. This includes returning false if the TaskSet was cancelled. Definition at line 131 of file task_set.cpp.
bool dispenso::TaskSet::wait | ( | ) |
Wait for all currently scheduled functors to finish execution. If exceptions are thrown during execution of the set of tasks, wait
will propagate the first exception.
Definition at line 114 of file task_set.cpp.