ThreadAwareAccountLocks

Struct ThreadAwareAccountLocks 

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pub struct ThreadAwareAccountLocks { /* private fields */ }
👎Deprecated since 3.1.0: This crate has been marked for formal inclusion in the Agave Unstable API. From v4.0.0 onward, the agave-unstable-api crate feature must be specified to acknowledge use of an interface that may break without warning.
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Thread-aware account locks which allows for scheduling on threads that already hold locks on the account. This is useful for allowing queued transactions to be scheduled on a thread while the transaction is still being executed on the thread.

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impl ThreadAwareAccountLocks

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pub fn new(num_threads: usize) -> Self

👎Deprecated since 3.1.0: This crate has been marked for formal inclusion in the Agave Unstable API. From v4.0.0 onward, the agave-unstable-api crate feature must be specified to acknowledge use of an interface that may break without warning.

Creates a new ThreadAwareAccountLocks with the given number of threads.

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pub fn try_lock_accounts<'a>( &mut self, write_account_locks: impl Iterator<Item = &'a Pubkey> + Clone, read_account_locks: impl Iterator<Item = &'a Pubkey> + Clone, allowed_threads: ThreadSet, thread_selector: impl FnOnce(ThreadSet) -> ThreadId, ) -> Result<ThreadId, TryLockError>

👎Deprecated since 3.1.0: This crate has been marked for formal inclusion in the Agave Unstable API. From v4.0.0 onward, the agave-unstable-api crate feature must be specified to acknowledge use of an interface that may break without warning.

Returns the ThreadId if the accounts are able to be locked for the given thread, otherwise None is returned. allowed_threads is a set of threads that the caller restricts locking to. If accounts are schedulable, then they are locked for the thread selected by the thread_selector function. thread_selector is only called if all accounts are schdulable, meaning that the thread_set passed to thread_selector is non-empty.

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pub fn unlock_accounts<'a>( &mut self, write_account_locks: impl Iterator<Item = &'a Pubkey>, read_account_locks: impl Iterator<Item = &'a Pubkey>, thread_id: ThreadId, )

👎Deprecated since 3.1.0: This crate has been marked for formal inclusion in the Agave Unstable API. From v4.0.0 onward, the agave-unstable-api crate feature must be specified to acknowledge use of an interface that may break without warning.

Unlocks the accounts for the given thread.

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