Pipe dreams aren’t necessarily made of promises
Because of the spinning nature of atoms, it’s kind of a hack (a fun hack but still a hack) to build queues on it. Here is the same pipe function built on Java queues:
(defn pipe [] (let [q (java.util.concurrent.LinkedBlockingQueue.) EOQ (Object.) NIL (Object.) s (fn s [] (lazy-seq (let [x (.take q)] (when-not (= EOQ x) (cons (when-not (= NIL x) x) (s))))))] [(s) (fn ([] (.put q EOQ)) ([x] (.put q (or x NIL))))]))
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Thanks again Christophe.
why did you decide to return a vector instead of a list?
Nice. It took me a moment to understand the purpose of the NIL object, until I found that LinkedBlockingQueue.put won’t accept a null pointer.
J’y comprends toujours rien… mais la “spinning nature of atoms” ? Clojure sert à programmer des ordinateurs quantiques ?
@Olivier: un atome Clojure est une référence mutable synchrone non coordonnée (ne participe pas à une transaction) qui est basée sur une opération CAS. Le CAS pouvant échouer, la fonction de mise à jour peut être appliquée plusieurs fois : c’est ça la spinning nature of atoms ! Et oui en écrivant ceci je trouvais ça quantiquement drôle.
@William: In Clojure vectors are preferred over lists in such cases.
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Note that the implementation above will OutOfMemoryError if large sets of values and/or large values are written into the pipe. Here’s a version that caps the queue that seems to do a better job:
(defn pipe2
“Returns a pair: a seq (the read end) and a function (the write end).
The function can take either no arguments to close the pipe
or one argument which is appended to the seq. Reads and writes may block.
The (optional) argument to pipe2 is the maximum size of the queue (beyond
that size writes will block) – default value if not provided is 100.”
([] (pipe2 100))
([size]
(let [q (java.util.concurrent.LinkedBlockingQueue. size)
EOQ (Object.)
NIL (Object.)
s (fn s [] (lazy-seq (let [x (.take q)]
(when-not (= EOQ x)
(cons (when-not (= NIL x) x) (s))))))]
[(s) (fn ([] (.put q EOQ)) ([x] (.put q (or x NIL))))])))
Test code:
(let [[q f] (pipe2)]
(future (doseq [x q] (println x)) (println “that’s all folks!”))
(doseq [x (range 1000000000)] (f x))
(f))
Note: I’m a Clojure n00b, so this may introduce other issues (e.g. deadlock if the queue is full and the readers are also writers).
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