Executors & Schedulers facilities.
Executors & Schedulers facilities.
(cached-executor &
{:keys [max-size keepalive]
:or {keepalive 60000 max-size Integer/MAX_VALUE}
:as options})A cached thread executor pool constructor.
A cached thread executor pool constructor.
(current-thread)Return the current thread.
Return the current thread.
(current-thread-executor)Creates an executor instance that run tasks in the same thread.
Creates an executor instance that run tasks in the same thread.
Default Executor instance that runs the task in the same thread.
Default Executor instance that runs the task in the same thread.
Default executor instance, ForkJoinPool/commonPool in JVM, MicrotaskExecutor on JS.
Default executor instance, ForkJoinPool/commonPool in JVM, MicrotaskExecutor on JS.
Default scheduled executor instance.
Default scheduled executor instance.
(exec f)(exec executor f)Run the task in the provided executor, returns Promise<nil>. Analogous to
the (.execute executor f). Fire and forget.
Run the task in the provided executor, returns `Promise<nil>`. Analogous to the `(.execute executor f)`. Fire and forget.
(executor? o)Returns true if o is an instane of Executor or satisfies IExecutor protocol.
Returns true if `o` is an instane of Executor or satisfies IExecutor protocol.
(fixed-executor & {:keys [parallelism] :as options})A fixed thread executor pool constructor.
A fixed thread executor pool constructor.
(forkjoin-executor &
{:keys [factory async parallelism keepalive core-size
max-size]
:or {max-size 32767 async true keepalive 60000}})(forkjoin-thread-factory &
{:keys [name daemon]
:or {name "promesa/forkjoin/%s" daemon true}})(get-thread-id)(get-thread-id thread)Retrieves the thread ID.
Retrieves the thread ID.
(interrupt)(interrupt thread)Interrupt a thread.
Interrupt a thread.
(interrupted?)(interrupted? thread)Check if the thread has the interrupted flag set.
There are two special cases:
Using the :current keyword as argument will check the interrupted
flag on the current thread.
Using the arity 0 (passing no arguments), then the current thread
will be checked and WARNING the interrupted flag reset to
false.
Check if the thread has the interrupted flag set. There are two special cases: Using the `:current` keyword as argument will check the interrupted flag on the current thread. Using the arity 0 (passing no arguments), then the current thread will be checked and **WARNING** the interrupted flag reset to `false`.
(invoke context f)(invoke context f ms-or-duration)Execute a function f in a provided context. Optional timeout can be
provided. If timeout is reached and the context allows cancellation,
the task will be cancelled.
Execute a function `f` in a provided context. Optional timeout can be provided. If timeout is reached and the context allows cancellation, the task will be cancelled.
(microtask-executor)An IExecutor that schedules tasks to be executed in the MicrotasksQueue.
An IExecutor that schedules tasks to be executed in the MicrotasksQueue.
(pmap f coll)(pmap f coll & colls)Analogous to the clojure.core/pmap with the exception that it allows
use a custom executor (binded to default-executor var) The default
clojure chunk size (32) is used for evaluation and the real
parallelism is determined by the provided executor.
EXPERIMENTAL API: This function should be considered EXPERIMENTAL and may be changed or removed in future versions until this notification is removed.
Analogous to the `clojure.core/pmap` with the exception that it allows use a custom executor (binded to *default-executor* var) The default clojure chunk size (32) is used for evaluation and the real parallelism is determined by the provided executor. **EXPERIMENTAL API:** This function should be considered EXPERIMENTAL and may be changed or removed in future versions until this notification is removed.
(run f)(run executor f)Run the task in the provided executor. Returns a Promise<nil>
Run the task in the provided executor. Returns a Promise<nil>
(schedule ms f)(schedule scheduler ms f)Exception safe version of schedule!. It always returns an promise instance.
Exception safe version of `schedule!`. It always returns an promise instance.
(scheduled-executor & {:keys [parallelism] :or {parallelism 1} :as options})A scheduled thread pool constructor. A ScheduledExecutor (IScheduler in CLJS) instance allows execute asynchronous tasks some time later.
A scheduled thread pool constructor. A ScheduledExecutor (IScheduler in CLJS) instance allows execute asynchronous tasks some time later.
(shutdown executor)Shutdowns the executor service.
Shutdowns the executor service.
(shutdown-now executor)Shutdowns and interrupts the executor service.
Shutdowns and interrupts the executor service.
(shutdown? executor)Check if execitor is in shutdown state.
Check if execitor is in shutdown state.
(single-executor & {:as options})A single thread executor pool constructor.
A single thread executor pool constructor.
(sleep ms)Turn the current thread to sleep accept a number of milliseconds or Duration instance.
Turn the current thread to sleep accept a number of milliseconds or Duration instance.
(submit f)(submit executor f)Exception safe version of submit!. It always returns an promise instance.
Exception safe version of `submit!`. It always returns an promise instance.
(thread opts & body)A low-level, not-pooled thread constructor, it accepts an optional
map as first argument and the body. The options map is interepreted
as options if a literal map is provided. The available options are:
:name, :priority, :daemon and :virtual. The :virtual
option is ignored if you are using a JVM that has no support for
Virtual Threads.
A low-level, not-pooled thread constructor, it accepts an optional map as first argument and the body. The options map is interepreted as options if a literal map is provided. The available options are: `:name`, `:priority`, `:daemon` and `:virtual`. The `:virtual` option is ignored if you are using a JVM that has no support for Virtual Threads.
(thread-call f & {:as opts})Advanced version of p/thread-call that creates and starts a thread
configured with opts. No executor service is used, this will start
a plain unpooled thread; returns a non-cancellable promise instance
Advanced version of `p/thread-call` that creates and starts a thread configured with `opts`. No executor service is used, this will start a plain unpooled thread; returns a non-cancellable promise instance
(thread-factory & {:keys [name daemon priority prefix virtual]})Create a new thread factory instance
Create a new thread factory instance
(thread-factory? o)Checks if o is an instance of ThreadFactory
Checks if `o` is an instance of ThreadFactory
(thread? t)Check if provided object is a thread instance.
Check if provided object is a thread instance.
(throw-uncaught cause)Throw an exception to the current uncaught exception handler.
Throw an exception to the current uncaught exception handler.
Var that indicates the availability of virtual threads.
Var that indicates the availability of virtual threads.
(with-dispatch executor & body)Helper macro for dispatch execution of the body to an executor service. The returned promise is not cancellable (the body will be executed independently of the cancellation).
Helper macro for dispatch execution of the body to an executor service. The returned promise is not cancellable (the body will be executed independently of the cancellation).
(with-dispatch! executor & body)Blocking version of with-dispatch. Useful when you want to
dispatch a blocking operation to a separated thread and join current
thread waiting for result; effective when current thread is virtual
thread.
Blocking version of `with-dispatch`. Useful when you want to dispatch a blocking operation to a separated thread and join current thread waiting for result; effective when current thread is virtual thread.
(with-executor executor & body)Binds the default-executor var with the provided executor,
executes the macro body. It also can optionally shutdown or shutdown
and interrupt on termination if you provide ^:shutdown and
^:interrupt metadata.
EXPERIMENTAL API: This function should be considered EXPERIMENTAL and may be changed or removed in future versions until this notification is removed.
Binds the *default-executor* var with the provided executor, executes the macro body. It also can optionally shutdown or shutdown and interrupt on termination if you provide `^:shutdown` and `^:interrupt` metadata. **EXPERIMENTAL API:** This function should be considered EXPERIMENTAL and may be changed or removed in future versions until this notification is removed.
(work-stealing-executor & params)An alias for the forkjoin-executor.
An alias for the `forkjoin-executor`.
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