public void ShouldWaitForWorkCompleteWhereAllWorkersAreBlockedOnRingBuffer()
{
const long expectedNumberMessages = 10;
FillRingBuffer(expectedNumberMessages);
var workers = new StubEventProcessor[3];
for (var i = 0; i < workers.Length; i++)
{
workers[i] = new StubEventProcessor(expectedNumberMessages - 1);
}
var dependencyBarrier = _ringBuffer.NewBarrier(DisruptorUtil.GetSequencesFor(workers));
Task.Run(() =>
{
var sequence = _ringBuffer.Next();
_ringBuffer[sequence].Value = (int)sequence;
_ringBuffer.Publish(sequence);
foreach (var stubWorker in workers)
{
stubWorker.Sequence.SetValue(sequence);
}
});
const long expectedWorkSequence = expectedNumberMessages;
var completedWorkSequence = dependencyBarrier.WaitFor(expectedNumberMessages);
Assert.IsTrue(completedWorkSequence >= expectedWorkSequence);
}
public void ShouldWaitForWorkCompleteWhereCompleteWorkThresholdIsBehind()
{
const long expectedNumberMessages = 10;
FillRingBuffer(expectedNumberMessages);
var eventProcessors = new StubEventProcessor[3];
for (var i = 0; i < eventProcessors.Length; i++)
{
eventProcessors[i] = new StubEventProcessor(expectedNumberMessages - 2);
}
var eventProcessorBarrier = _ringBuffer.NewBarrier(DisruptorUtil.GetSequencesFor(eventProcessors));
Task.Factory.StartNew(() =>
{
foreach (var stubWorker in eventProcessors)
{
stubWorker.Sequence.SetValue(stubWorker.Sequence.Value + 1);
}
}).Wait();
const long expectedWorkSequence = expectedNumberMessages - 1;
var completedWorkSequence = eventProcessorBarrier.WaitFor(expectedWorkSequence);
Assert.IsTrue(completedWorkSequence >= expectedWorkSequence);
}
/// <summary>
/// Set up custom event processors to handle events from the ring buffer. The disruptor will
/// automatically start this processors when <see cref="Start"/> is called.
///
/// This method can be used as the start of a chain. For example if the processor <code>A</code> must
/// process events before handler<code>B</code>:
/// <code>dw.HandleEventsWith(A).Then(B);</code>
/// </summary>
/// <param name="processors">processors the event processors that will process events</param>
/// <returns>a <see cref="ValueEventHandlerGroup{T}"/> that can be used to chain dependencies.</returns>
public ValueEventHandlerGroup <T> HandleEventsWith(params IEventProcessor[] processors)
{
foreach (var processor in processors)
{
_consumerRepository.Add(processor);
}
var sequences = new ISequence[processors.Length];
for (int i = 0; i < processors.Length; i++)
{
sequences[i] = processors[i].Sequence;
}
_ringBuffer.AddGatingSequences(sequences);
return(new ValueEventHandlerGroup <T>(this, _consumerRepository, DisruptorUtil.GetSequencesFor(processors)));
}
/// <summary>
/// Create a group of event processors to be used as a dependency.
/// </summary>
/// <see cref="After(IValueEventHandler{T}[])"/>
/// <param name="processors">processors the event processors, previously set up with <see cref="HandleEventsWith(IValueEventHandler{T}[])"/>,
/// that will form the barrier for subsequent handlers or processors.</param>
/// <returns>an <see cref="ValueEventHandlerGroup{T}"/> that can be used to setup a <see cref="ISequenceBarrier"/> over the specified event processors.</returns>
public ValueEventHandlerGroup <T> After(params IEventProcessor[] processors)
{
return(new ValueEventHandlerGroup <T>(this, _consumerRepository, DisruptorUtil.GetSequencesFor(processors)));
}