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I have a method that is called by multiple threads at the same time. Within it, I am trying to handle a scenario as explained by the snippet below:
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Answered 2020-Aug-27 at 14:51Your code should work fine. Additionally, if you want to make sure you don't cache the field in the CPU cache, you might want to define it as a volatile
, like:
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I am using an ExecutorService fixedThreadPool() to run a TASK.
A TASK here is defined as downloading a file from a specific URL and saving it to the database if it doesn't exist or else read the file from the database only. So it's more like a reader-writer problem where any of the thread of executor thread pool can act as a writer for once and others will be a reader for the subsequent request.
I am using Semaphore to perform this but the issue with this approach is subsequent read requests are happening sequentially.
If 4 TASKs are intended to hit the same URL I needed the synchronization till the file is downloaded and the semaphore is released i.e. out of 4 threads anyone can acquire the lock and rest 3 are waiting. After the download completes all the remaining 3 threads should simultaneously read the downloaded file. But this last step is happening sequentially in my case which will have an impact on project performance as well.
Having said the above use case, the following is my sample code:
Following Runnable is passed to ExecutorService to execute the task on the SharedObject class.
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Answered 2020-Aug-14 at 12:57I am not sure about Kotlin, but I can demonstrate in Java:
QUESTION
How would I modify the following to fail with concurrent writes (Using If-Match and ETag headers) ?
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Answered 2019-Jul-14 at 05:30Twilio developer evangelist here.
The documentation on mutating data and protecting against conflicts in Twilio Sync does indeed mention that you can use If-Match
and ETag
headers.
The documentation calls out that:
Please note that If-Match header support is not currently enabled in the REST helper libraries. Support is coming soon.
So, if you want to use the If-Match
header to ensure you are not writing conflicting entries to the Sync Map Item then you will need to build the HTTP requests yourself.
Everything in the documentation for Sync Documents and If-Match
applies to individual Sync Map Items too.
The documentation for the REST API for Sync Map Items includes how to build up the URL you need to make the request yourself.
Let me know if this helps and if you have any trouble making the requests yourself.
QUESTION
I have a SyncMap defined as follow:
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Answered 2019-Mar-28 at 03:45It's fairly simple. In the second scenario, with the 2 goroutines, because of the mutex, there can be only one of the goroutines writing to the map at one time. So it's really not much different than just doing it sequentially with one goroutine. At any given time only one goroutine will be doing anything. The counters and the looping don't consume much time at all so they can essentially be ignored, it is the map writes that take most of the time.
However, you also have the additional cost of the lock contention, and the 10,000 lock and unlock operations, which are fairly costly. So that means overall it will be slower.
In summary, using more goroutines doesn't speed things up if only one goroutine is running at any given time.
For better efficiency use a better map, like this or this. The map you've created allows no concurrency at all.
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We have started a project to create a Turkish speech recognition dataset to use with DeepSpeech.
We finished preprocessing task of Ebook. But we couldn't finish the forced alignment process with Aeneas.
According to its tutorials for forced alignment, you need a text file and its recorded audio file. While preprocessing of Ebook we have created 430 text files which are edited and cleaned for aeneas format (divided into paragraphs and sentences using nltk library).
But, while processing our created task object and creating its output file (Json file), we couldn't merge output files. For every Aeneas file, it starts from the beginning of the audio file.
It seems we need to split our audio file to 430 parts, but it is not a easy process.
I tried to merge Json files with:
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Answered 2019-Jan-24 at 18:53I figured out to solve my question, and found a solution.
Instead of combining JSON files, I could combine aeneas text files with this code:
QUESTION
during project I wanted to emulate ( ionic cordova emulate ios
) then it asked me ( and I usually say yes ):
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jul-27 at 10:20Im facing the same problem.
Workaround: downgrade to your old version npm i -g ionic@3.20.0
add --no-interactive parameter to your ionic cordova command to ignore the update question
QUESTION
I was going to add a new plugin to this app, it works fine on ionic serve but when i decide to build it using ionic cordova build android ending up having this error
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Answered 2018-Sep-28 at 08:16i fix the error there was a script file missing so i have to create a new directory bin containing "www/script.js" in it the problem is solved !!
QUESTION
I am trying to understand the SynchronizedMap and I ran the below code. I get the below Output with an exception. According to my understanding the exception is caused when the get() methods are trying to access the syncmap when a thread is still executing a write on the map or Thread is in the Sleep state. Is my understanding correct or am I missing something ?
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Answered 2018-Jan-18 at 14:32You dont synchronize access when iterating. Use:
QUESTION
My goal is to have a custom type the one I could derive and add extra methods, for example, when using a map this works:
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Answered 2017-Nov-08 at 13:02The Go Programming Language Specification
A struct is a sequence of named elements, called fields, each of which has a name and a type. Field names may be specified explicitly (IdentifierList) or implicitly (EmbeddedField). Within a struct, non-blank field names must be unique.
QUESTION
In the example, I'm trying to store 1 at the key "xxxxxxx" in the syncmap called value. The type of value is interface{}. So, I have a type assertion to make it a syncmap.Map, which is mm. Then, I add the new entry to mm. Unfortunately the new entry, doesn't get added to value, only to mm. Looks like mm is a copy or something. I'm not sure how to make this work.
To be specific, I figure I need to do the type assertion to add the entry. But, I think the type assertion is making a copy. Can you advise on how to do this so that the entry ("xxxxxxx", 1) is actually added into the syncmap called value?
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Answered 2017-Sep-27 at 10:23You are correct about the inner map being a copy. To make persistent changes to the maps, use pointers.
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