// maintain the flags array used by the parallel matchers, that is indexed by the unique ids
public void InitialFillFlags(int additionalNumberOfThreads, int numberOfThreads)
{
if (numberOfThreads > WorkerPool.GetPoolSize())
{
throw new Exception("Internal error, number of threads announced to flags array filling is higher than number of worker pool threads");
}
if (numberOfThreads != graph.flagsPerThreadPerElement.Count)
{
throw new Exception("Internal error, number of threads different from number of flags arrays");
}
WorkerPool.Task = InitialFillFlags;
WorkerPool.StartWork(numberOfThreads);
WorkerPool.WaitForWorkDone();
}
// maintain the flags array used by the parallel matchers, that is indexed by the unique ids
protected void EnlargeFlagsOfParallelizedMatcherAsNeeded()
{
if (graph.flagsPerThreadPerElement[0].Count == graph.flagsPerThreadPerElement[0].Capacity)
{
// we need more space to be able to store the flags for the element currently added
// we do this in parallel, each worker pool thread enlarges its own flags array
if (graph.flagsPerThreadPerElement.Count > WorkerPool.GetPoolSize())
{
throw new Exception("Internal error, number of flags arrays higher than number of worker pool threads");
}
WorkerPool.Task = EnlargeFlags;
WorkerPool.StartWork(graph.flagsPerThreadPerElement.Count);
WorkerPool.WaitForWorkDone();
}
else
{
for (int i = 0; i < graph.flagsPerThreadPerElement.Count; ++i)
{
graph.flagsPerThreadPerElement[i].Add(0);
}
}
}
