Struct blocking_permit::DispatchPoolBuilder[][src]

pub struct DispatchPoolBuilder { /* fields omitted */ }
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A builder for DispatchPool supporting an extenstive set of configuration options.

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Create new dispatch pool builder, for configuration.

Set the fixed number of threads in the pool.

This must at least be one (1) thread, asserted. However the value is ignored (and no threads are spawned) if queue_length is zero (0).

Default: the number of logical CPU’s minus one, but one at minimum:

Detected CPUsDefault Pool Size
01
11
21
32
43

Detected CPUs may be influenced by simultaneous multithreading (SMT, e.g. Intel hyper-threading) or scheduler affinity. Zero (0) detected CPUs is likely an error.

Set the length (aka maximum capacity or depth) of the associated dispatch task queue.

The length may be zero, in which case the pool is always considered full and no threads are spawned. If the queue is ever full, the oldest tasks will be executed on the calling thread, see DispatchPool::spawn.

Default: unbounded (unlimited)

Set whether to catch and ignore unwinds for dispatch tasks that panic, or to abort.

If true, panics are ignored. Note that the unwind safety of dispatched tasks is not well assured by the UnwindSafe marker trait and may later result in undefined behavior (UB) or logic bugs.

If false, a panic in a dispatch pool thread will result in process abort.

Default: false

Set the stack size in bytes for each thread in the pool.

Default: the default thread stack size.

Set name prefix for threads in the pool.

The (unique) thread index is appended to form the complete thread name.

Default: “dpx-pool-N-” where N is a 0-based global pool counter.

Set a closure to be called immediately after each thread is started.

The closure is passed a 0-based index of the thread.

Default: None

Set a closure to be called immediately before a pool thread exits.

The closure is passed a 0-based index of the thread.

Default: None

Create a new DispatchPool with the provided configuration.

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