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The rabbit_fifo_index is now only used for messages that have moved from the messages queue to consumers/return queue. This reduces memory used per queued message.
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-module(oqueue). | ||
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-export([new/0, | ||
%% O(1) when item is larger than largest item inserted | ||
%% worst O(n) | ||
in/2, | ||
%% O(1) (amortised) | ||
out/1, | ||
%% fast when deleting in the order of insertion | ||
%% worst O(n) | ||
delete/2, | ||
%% O(1) (amortised) | ||
peek/1, | ||
%% O(1) | ||
len/1, | ||
to_list/1, | ||
from_list/1 | ||
]). | ||
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-record(oqueue, {length = 0 :: non_neg_integer(), | ||
rear = [] :: list(), | ||
rear_deletes = #{} :: map(), | ||
front = [] :: list(), | ||
last_front_item :: undefined | term()}). | ||
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-opaque oqueue() :: #oqueue{}. | ||
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-export_type([oqueue/0]). | ||
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-spec new() -> oqueue(). | ||
new() -> #oqueue{}. | ||
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-spec in(term(), oqueue()) -> oqueue(). | ||
in(Item, #oqueue{length = Len, | ||
front = [_ | _] = Front, | ||
last_front_item = LastFrontItem} = Q) | ||
when Item < LastFrontItem -> | ||
Q#oqueue{length = Len + 1, | ||
front = enqueue_front(Item, Front)}; | ||
in(Item, #oqueue{length = Len, | ||
rear = Rear} = Q) -> | ||
Q#oqueue{length = Len + 1, | ||
rear = enqueue_rear(Item, Rear)}. | ||
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-spec out(oqueue()) -> | ||
{empty | {value, term()}, oqueue()}. | ||
out(#oqueue{length = Len, rear_deletes = Dels} = Q) | ||
when Len - map_size(Dels) == 0 -> | ||
{empty, Q}; | ||
out(#oqueue{front = [Item], length = Len} = Q) -> | ||
{{value, Item}, Q#oqueue{front = [], | ||
last_front_item = undefined, | ||
length = Len - 1}}; | ||
out(#oqueue{front = [Item | Rem], length = Len} = Q) -> | ||
{{value, Item}, Q#oqueue{front = Rem, | ||
length = Len - 1}}; | ||
out(#oqueue{front = []} = Q) -> | ||
out(maybe_reverse(Q)). | ||
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-spec delete(term(), oqueue()) -> | ||
oqueue() | {error, not_found}. | ||
delete(Item, #oqueue{length = Len, | ||
last_front_item = LFI, | ||
front = [_ | _] = Front0, | ||
rear = Rear0, | ||
rear_deletes = Dels0} = Q) -> | ||
%% TODO: check if item is out of range to avoid scan | ||
case Item > LFI of | ||
true when map_size(Dels0) == 31 -> | ||
Rear = Rear0 -- maps:keys(Dels0#{Item => Item}), | ||
%% TODO we don't know all were actually deleted | ||
Q#oqueue{rear = Rear, | ||
rear_deletes = #{}, | ||
length = Len - 32}; | ||
%% item is not in front, scan rear list | ||
%% TODO: this will walk the rear list in the least effective order | ||
%% assuming most deletes will be from the front | ||
% case catch remove(Item, Rear0) of | ||
% not_found -> | ||
% {error, not_found}; | ||
% Rear -> | ||
% Q#oqueue{rear = Rear, | ||
% length = Len - 1} | ||
% end; | ||
true -> | ||
%% cache delete | ||
Q#oqueue{rear_deletes = Dels0#{Item => Item}}; | ||
false -> | ||
case catch remove(Item, Front0) of | ||
not_found -> | ||
{error, not_found}; | ||
[] -> | ||
maybe_reverse(Q#oqueue{front = [], | ||
last_front_item = undefined, | ||
length = Len - 1}); | ||
Front when LFI == Item -> | ||
%% the last item of the front list was removed but we still have | ||
%% items in the front list, inefficient to take last but this should | ||
%% be a moderately rare case given the use case of the oqueue | ||
Q#oqueue{front = Front, | ||
last_front_item = lists:last(Front), | ||
length = Len - 1}; | ||
Front -> | ||
Q#oqueue{front = Front, | ||
length = Len - 1} | ||
end | ||
end; | ||
delete(_Item, #oqueue{front = [], rear = []}) -> | ||
{error, not_found}; | ||
delete(Item, #oqueue{front = []} = Q) -> | ||
delete(Item, maybe_reverse(Q)). | ||
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-spec peek(oqueue()) -> | ||
empty | {value, term(), oqueue()}. | ||
peek(#oqueue{front = [H | _]} = Q) -> | ||
{value, H, Q}; | ||
peek(#oqueue{rear = [_|_]} = Q) -> | ||
%% the front is empty, reverse rear now | ||
%% so that future peek ops are cheap | ||
peek(maybe_reverse(Q)); | ||
peek(_) -> | ||
empty. | ||
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-spec len(oqueue()) -> non_neg_integer(). | ||
len(#oqueue{rear_deletes = Dels, length = Len}) -> | ||
Len - map_size(Dels). | ||
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-spec to_list(oqueue()) -> list(). | ||
to_list(#oqueue{rear = Rear0, rear_deletes = Dels, front = Front}) -> | ||
Rear = Rear0 -- maps:keys(Dels), | ||
Front ++ lists:reverse(Rear). | ||
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-spec from_list(list()) -> oqueue(). | ||
from_list(List) -> | ||
lists:foldl(fun in/2, new(), List). | ||
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%% internal | ||
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remove(_Item, []) -> | ||
throw(not_found); | ||
remove(Item, [Item | Tail]) -> | ||
Tail; | ||
remove(Item, [H | Tail]) -> | ||
[H | remove(Item, Tail)]. | ||
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% remove_all(Items, []) -> | ||
% throw({empty_list, Items}); | ||
% remove_all([], Tail) -> | ||
% Tail; | ||
% remove_all([Item | RemItems], [Item | Tail]) -> | ||
% %% how to record an item was deleted? | ||
% remove_all(RemItems, Tail); | ||
% remove_all([Item | Items], [H | Tail]) when Item < H -> | ||
% [H | remove_all(Item, Tail)]. | ||
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enqueue_rear(Item, [H | T]) when Item < H-> | ||
[H | enqueue_rear(Item, T)]; | ||
enqueue_rear(Item, List) -> | ||
[Item | List]. | ||
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enqueue_front(Item, [H | T]) when Item > H-> | ||
[H | enqueue_front(Item, T)]; | ||
enqueue_front(Item, List) -> | ||
[Item | List]. | ||
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maybe_reverse(#oqueue{front = [], | ||
length = Len, | ||
rear_deletes = Dels, | ||
rear = [_|_] = Rear0} = Q) -> | ||
Rear = Rear0 -- maps:keys(Dels), | ||
Q#oqueue{front = lists:reverse(Rear), | ||
rear_deletes = #{}, | ||
length = Len - map_size(Dels), | ||
rear = [], | ||
last_front_item = hd(Rear)}; | ||
maybe_reverse(Q) -> | ||
Q. | ||
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