| private MergeInit ( MergePolicy merge ) : void | ||
| merge | MergePolicy | |
| return | void | |
override public void Run()
{
// First time through the while loop we do the merge
// that we were started with:
MergePolicy.OneMerge merge = this.startMerge;
try
{
Enclosing_Instance.Message(" merge thread: start");
while (true)
{
SetRunningMerge(merge);
Enclosing_Instance.DoMerge(merge);
// Subsequent times through the loop we do any new
// merge that writer says is necessary:
merge = writer.GetNextMerge();
if (merge != null)
{
writer.MergeInit(merge);
Enclosing_Instance.Message(" merge thread: do another merge " + merge.SegString(Enclosing_Instance.dir));
}
else
{
break;
}
}
Enclosing_Instance.Message(" merge thread: done");
}
catch (System.Exception exc)
{
// Ignore the exception if it was due to abort:
if (!(exc is MergePolicy.MergeAbortedException))
{
lock (Enclosing_Instance)
{
Enclosing_Instance.exceptions.Add(exc);
}
if (!Enclosing_Instance.suppressExceptions)
{
// suppressExceptions is normally only set during
// testing.
Lucene.Net.Index.ConcurrentMergeScheduler.anyExceptions = true;
Enclosing_Instance.HandleMergeException(exc);
}
}
}
finally
{
lock (Enclosing_Instance)
{
System.Threading.Monitor.PulseAll(Enclosing_Instance);
bool removed = Enclosing_Instance.mergeThreads.Remove(this);
System.Diagnostics.Debug.Assert(removed);
}
}
}
public override void Merge(IndexWriter writer)
{
this.writer = writer;
InitMergeThreadPriority();
dir = writer.GetDirectory();
// First, quickly run through the newly proposed merges
// and add any orthogonal merges (ie a merge not
// involving segments already pending to be merged) to
// the queue. If we are way behind on merging, many of
// these newly proposed merges will likely already be
// registered.
Message("now merge");
Message(" index: " + writer.SegString());
// Iterate, pulling from the IndexWriter's queue of
// pending merges, until its empty:
while (true)
{
// TODO: we could be careful about which merges to do in
// the BG (eg maybe the "biggest" ones) vs FG, which
// merges to do first (the easiest ones?), etc.
MergePolicy.OneMerge merge = writer.GetNextMerge();
if (merge == null)
{
Message(" no more merges pending; now return");
return;
}
// We do this w/ the primary thread to keep
// deterministic assignment of segment names
writer.MergeInit(merge);
Message(" consider merge " + merge.SegString(dir));
if (merge.isExternal)
{
Message(" merge involves segments from an external directory; now run in foreground");
}
else
{
lock (this)
{
if (MergeThreadCount() < maxThreadCount)
{
// OK to spawn a new merge thread to handle this
// merge:
MergeThread merger = new MergeThread(this, writer, merge);
mergeThreads.Add(merger);
Message(" launch new thread [" + merger.Name + "]");
merger.SetThreadPriority(mergeThreadPriority);
merger.IsBackground = true;
merger.Start();
continue;
}
else
{
Message(" too many merge threads running; run merge in foreground");
}
}
}
// Too many merge threads already running, so we do
// this in the foreground of the calling thread
writer.Merge(merge);
}
}
public override void Merge(IndexWriter writer)
{
// TODO: enable this once we are on JRE 1.5
// assert !Thread.holdsLock(writer);
this.writer = writer;
InitMergeThreadPriority();
dir = writer.GetDirectory();
// First, quickly run through the newly proposed merges
// and add any orthogonal merges (ie a merge not
// involving segments already pending to be merged) to
// the queue. If we are way behind on merging, many of
// these newly proposed merges will likely already be
// registered.
if (Verbose())
{
Message("now merge");
Message(" index: " + writer.SegString());
}
// Iterate, pulling from the IndexWriter's queue of
// pending merges, until it's empty:
while (true)
{
// TODO: we could be careful about which merges to do in
// the BG (eg maybe the "biggest" ones) vs FG, which
// merges to do first (the easiest ones?), etc.
MergePolicy.OneMerge merge = writer.GetNextMerge();
if (merge == null)
{
if (Verbose())
Message(" no more merges pending; now return");
return ;
}
// We do this w/ the primary thread to keep
// deterministic assignment of segment names
writer.MergeInit(merge);
bool success = false;
try
{
lock (this)
{
MergeThread merger;
while (MergeThreadCount(true) >= maxThreadCount)
{
if (Verbose())
Message(" too many merge threads running; stalling...");
try
{
System.Threading.Monitor.Wait(this);
}
catch (System.Threading.ThreadInterruptedException ie)
{
// In 3.0 we will change this to throw
// InterruptedException instead
Support.ThreadClass.Current().Interrupt();
throw new System.SystemException(ie.Message, ie);
}
}
if (Verbose())
Message(" consider merge " + merge.SegString(dir));
// OK to spawn a new merge thread to handle this
// merge:
merger = GetMergeThread(writer, merge);
mergeThreads.Add(merger);
if (Verbose())
Message(" launch new thread [" + merger.Name + "]");
merger.Start();
success = true;
}
}
finally
{
if (!success)
{
writer.MergeFinish(merge);
}
}
}
}
public override void Merge(IndexWriter writer)
{
this.writer = writer;
InitMergeThreadPriority();
dir = writer.GetDirectory();
// First, quickly run through the newly proposed merges
// and add any orthogonal merges (ie a merge not
// involving segments already pending to be merged) to
// the queue. If we are way behind on merging, many of
// these newly proposed merges will likely already be
// registered.
Message("now merge");
Message(" index: " + writer.SegString());
// Iterate, pulling from the IndexWriter's queue of
// pending merges, until its empty:
while (true)
{
// TODO: we could be careful about which merges to do in
// the BG (eg maybe the "biggest" ones) vs FG, which
// merges to do first (the easiest ones?), etc.
MergePolicy.OneMerge merge = writer.GetNextMerge();
if (merge == null)
{
Message(" no more merges pending; now return");
return;
}
// We do this w/ the primary thread to keep
// deterministic assignment of segment names
writer.MergeInit(merge);
lock (this)
{
while (MergeThreadCount() >= maxThreadCount)
{
Message(" too may merge threads running; stalling...");
try
{
System.Threading.Monitor.Wait(this);
}
catch (System.Threading.ThreadInterruptedException)
{
SupportClass.ThreadClass.Current().Interrupt();
}
}
Message(" consider merge " + merge.SegString(dir));
System.Diagnostics.Debug.Assert(MergeThreadCount() < maxThreadCount);
// OK to spawn a new merge thread to handle this
// merge:
MergeThread merger = GetMergeThread(writer, merge);
mergeThreads.Add(merger);
Message(" launch new thread [" + merger.Name + "]");
merger.Start();
}
}
}
public override void Merge(IndexWriter writer)
{
// TODO: enable this once we are on JRE 1.5
// assert !Thread.holdsLock(writer);
this.writer = writer;
InitMergeThreadPriority();
dir = writer.GetDirectory();
// First, quickly run through the newly proposed merges
// and add any orthogonal merges (ie a merge not
// involving segments already pending to be merged) to
// the queue. If we are way behind on merging, many of
// these newly proposed merges will likely already be
// registered.
if (Verbose())
{
Message("now merge");
Message(" index: " + writer.SegString());
}
// Iterate, pulling from the IndexWriter's queue of
// pending merges, until it's empty:
while (true)
{
// TODO: we could be careful about which merges to do in
// the BG (eg maybe the "biggest" ones) vs FG, which
// merges to do first (the easiest ones?), etc.
MergePolicy.OneMerge merge = writer.GetNextMerge();
if (merge == null)
{
if (Verbose())
{
Message(" no more merges pending; now return");
}
return;
}
// We do this w/ the primary thread to keep
// deterministic assignment of segment names
writer.MergeInit(merge);
bool success = false;
try
{
lock (this)
{
MergeThread merger;
while (MergeThreadCount() >= maxThreadCount)
{
if (Verbose())
{
Message(" too many merge threads running; stalling...");
}
try
{
System.Threading.Monitor.Wait(this);
}
catch (System.Threading.ThreadInterruptedException ie)
{
// In 3.0 we will change this to throw
// InterruptedException instead
SupportClass.ThreadClass.Current().Interrupt();
throw new System.SystemException(ie.Message, ie);
}
}
if (Verbose())
{
Message(" consider merge " + merge.SegString(dir));
}
System.Diagnostics.Debug.Assert(MergeThreadCount() < maxThreadCount);
// OK to spawn a new merge thread to handle this
// merge:
merger = GetMergeThread(writer, merge);
mergeThreads.Add(merger);
if (Verbose())
{
Message(" launch new thread [" + merger.Name + "]");
}
merger.Start();
success = true;
}
}
finally
{
if (!success)
{
writer.MergeFinish(merge);
}
}
}
}
public override void Merge(IndexWriter writer)
{
this.writer = writer;
InitMergeThreadPriority();
dir = writer.GetDirectory();
// First, quickly run through the newly proposed merges
// and add any orthogonal merges (ie a merge not
// involving segments already pending to be merged) to
// the queue. If we are way behind on merging, many of
// these newly proposed merges will likely already be
// registered.
Message("now merge");
Message(" index: " + writer.SegString());
// Iterate, pulling from the IndexWriter's queue of
// pending merges, until its empty:
while (true)
{
// TODO: we could be careful about which merges to do in
// the BG (eg maybe the "biggest" ones) vs FG, which
// merges to do first (the easiest ones?), etc.
MergePolicy.OneMerge merge = writer.GetNextMerge();
if (merge == null)
{
Message(" no more merges pending; now return");
return ;
}
// We do this w/ the primary thread to keep
// deterministic assignment of segment names
writer.MergeInit(merge);
Message(" consider merge " + merge.SegString(dir));
if (merge.isExternal)
{
Message(" merge involves segments from an external directory; now run in foreground");
}
else
{
lock (this)
{
if (MergeThreadCount() < maxThreadCount)
{
// OK to spawn a new merge thread to handle this
// merge:
MergeThread merger = new MergeThread(this, writer, merge);
mergeThreads.Add(merger);
Message(" launch new thread [" + merger.Name + "]");
merger.SetThreadPriority(mergeThreadPriority);
merger.IsBackground = true;
merger.Start();
continue;
}
else
Message(" too many merge threads running; run merge in foreground");
}
}
// Too many merge threads already running, so we do
// this in the foreground of the calling thread
writer.Merge(merge);
}
}
