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Hierarchical read-write lock.
Given a hierarchical path defined as a sequence of progressively nested segments separated by
slashes—as in a/b/c where c is nested in b and a, and b is nested in a—the locking
mechanism ensures that
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a writer is given access to the path only when the rightmost segment is not currently being read from or written into and is not nested in any segment that is currently being written into, and that
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a reader is given access to the path only when the rightmost segment is not currently being written into and is not nested in any segment that is currently being written into.
For instance, one can concurrently write into a/b/c and a/b/d and read from a and a/b.
However, reading from or writing into a/b/c or a/b/d would have to wait for a/b if the
rightmost was acquired for writing, but one would be able to read from a.
§Usage
const N: usize = 10;
let lock = std::sync::Arc::new(bolt::Lock::<N>::default());
{
let lock = lock.clone();
tokio::task::spawn(async move {
let _guards = lock.write_backward("a/b/c").await;
});
}
{
let lock = lock.clone();
tokio::task::spawn(async move {
let _guards = lock.write_backward("a/b/d").await;
});
}Structs§
- Lock
- A lock.
Enums§
- Guard
- A guard.
Type Aliases§
- Read
Guard - A read guard.
- Write
Guard - A write guard.