FiberQueueImpl

Implementation of the fiber queue.

A fiber queue supports two basic operations: suspend, which causes a fiber to stop execution and wait in the queue, and resume, which wakes up one (or more) suspended fibers.

As the name suggests, the queue maintains a strict FIFO order.

This should not, typically, be used directly by client code. Instead, it is a helper for developing synchronization objects.

struct FiberQueueImpl (

bool Volatile

) {

this(this);

void suspend(Timeout timeout);

static if(!Volatile)

FiberHandle resumeOne(bool immediate);

void resumeAll();

bool empty [@property getter];

}

Postblit

this(this) this(this): Undocumented in source.

Members

Functions

resumeAll void resumeAll(): Resumes execution of all pending fibers
resumeOne FiberHandle resumeOne(bool immediate): Resumes execution of one fiber.
suspend void suspend(Timeout timeout): Suspends the current fiber until it is awoken.

Properties

empty bool empty [@property getter]: Reports whether there are pending fibers in the queue.

Parameters

Volatile: Sets whether suspend is supported in the case where the fiber queue itself goes out of context before all fibers wake up.