Iced Cakes Pipeline
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Contents
Motivation
Pipelines can increase throughput when processing a stream of data. We will gain additional experience with Phasers by building a software pipeline.
Backgroud
Code To Use
Cakes
Looping
Phasers
class Phaser (Guide to the Java Phaser)
- register
- arrive
- awaitAdvance use via PhaserUtils.awaitAdvanceForPhase(phaser, phase)
If you are on or past the phase you want to await, then calling phaser.awaitAdvance()
directly is fine. If you might be on a prior phase, then invoke PhaserUtils.awaitAdvanceForPhase(phaser, phase)
. If in doubt, invoking awaitAdvanceForPhase is fine.
public static int awaitAdvanceForPhase(Phaser phaser, int phase) { return awaitAdvanceForPhase(phaser, phase, () -> Thread.yield()); } public static int awaitAdvanceForPhase(Phaser phaser, int phase, Runnable runnable) { while (true) { int currentPhase = phaser.awaitAdvance(phase); if (currentPhase < 0 || currentPhase > phase) { return currentPhase; } else { if (runnable != null) { runnable.run(); } } } }
Questions To Ask Yourself
- What are my tasks?
- What work does each task need to do?
- What, if anything, does each task depend upon? That is: what does each task have to wait for before it may proceed?
Code To Implement
class: | CakePipeline.java | |
methods: | mixBakeAndIceCakes | |
package: | pipeline.cake.studio | |
source folder: | student/src/main/java |
method: public static IcedCake[] mixBakeAndIceCakes(Mixer mixer, Baker baker, Icer icer, int cakeCount)
(parallel implementation required)
Testing Your Solution
Visualization
class: | CakePipelineVizApp.java | VIZ |
package: | pipeline.cake.viz | |
source folder: | student/src//java |
Correctness
class: | CakePipelineTestSuite.java | |
package: | pipeline.cake.studio | |
source folder: | testing/src/test/java |
When you are passing the tests and your visualization looks good, demo it to an instructor.