Examples of ParallelTask

one.nio.async.ParallelTask
uk.ac.uea.threadr.ParallelTask
Classes that wish to be used in the parallelisation framework must extend this class and override the method 'run()' to define their threaded action.
ParallelTask is an extension of the Callable interface, allowing use in the Java ExecutorService framework.
@author Jordan Woerner @version 1.0

Examples of one.nio.async.ParallelTask

        final HashSet<Serializer> serializers = new HashSet<Serializer>();
        if (serializer.uid() >= 0) {
            serializers.add(serializer);
        }


        AsyncExecutor.fork(new ParallelTask() {
            @Override
            public void execute(int taskNum, int taskCount) throws IOException, ClassNotFoundException {
                SerializerCollector collector = new SerializerCollector(mmap.getAddr(), mmap.getSize());


                for (int i = taskNum; i < capacity; i += taskCount) {

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Examples of one.nio.async.ParallelTask


        long startTime = System.currentTimeMillis();
        long startFreeMemory = allocator.getFreeMemory();
        final AtomicInteger totalConverted = new AtomicInteger();


        AsyncExecutor.fork(allocator.segments(), new ParallelTask() {
            @Override
            public void execute(int taskNum, int taskCount) throws IOException, ClassNotFoundException {
                Malloc localAllocator = allocator.segment(taskNum);
                int converted = 0;

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    public void iterate(Visitor<K, V> visitor) {
        iterate(visitor, 0, 1);
    }


    public void iterate(final Visitor<K, V> visitor, final int workers) {
        AsyncExecutor.fork(workers, new ParallelTask() {
            @Override
            public void execute(int taskNum, int taskCount) {
                iterate(visitor, taskNum, taskCount);
            }
        });

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Examples of one.nio.async.ParallelTask

    public void iterate(WritableVisitor<K, V> visitor) {
        iterate(visitor, 0, 1);
    }


    public void iterate(final WritableVisitor<K, V> visitor, final int workers) {
        AsyncExecutor.fork(workers, new ParallelTask() {
            @Override
            public void execute(int taskNum, int taskCount) {
                iterate(visitor, taskNum, taskCount);
            }
        });

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Examples of uk.ac.uea.threadr.ParallelTask

   */
  @Test
  public final void testAddTask() {
    
    instance = new Threadr();    
    ParallelTask task = new ReferenceTask();
    instance.addTask(task);
    
    assertNotNull("Instance returned null tasks.", instance.getTasks());
    assertEquals("Incorrect number of tasks found.", 1, 
        instance.getTasks().size());

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Examples of uk.ac.uea.threadr.ParallelTask

   */
  @Test
  public final void testAddTaskTestResult() {
    
    instance = new Threadr();    
    ParallelTask task = new ReferenceTask();
    instance.addTask(task, ThreadSafety.THREAD);
    
    assertNotNull("Instance returned null tasks.", instance.getTasks());
    assertNotNull("Instance returned null results.", 
        instance.getThreadSafetyResults());

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Examples of uk.ac.uea.threadr.ParallelTask

   */
  @Test
  public final void testAddTasksTestResultsMap() {
    
    HashMap<ParallelTask, ThreadSafety> tasks = new HashMap<>();
    ParallelTask task1 = new ReferenceTask();
    tasks.put(task1, ThreadSafety.SEQUENTIAL);
    tasks.put(new ReferenceVMTask(), ThreadSafety.VM);
    tasks.put(new ReferenceUnsafeTask(), ThreadSafety.THREAD);
    
    instance = new Threadr();

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Examples of uk.ac.uea.threadr.ParallelTask

   * Test the {@link VMWrapper#equals(Object)} method is working correctly.
   */
  @Test
  public final void testEquality() {
        
    ParallelTask task1 = new ReferenceTask();
    
    VMWrapper wrapper1Task1 = new VMWrapper(task1);
    VMWrapper wrapper2Task1 = new VMWrapper(task1);
    VMWrapper wrapper1Task2 = new VMWrapper(new ParallelTask() {      
      @Override
      public AbstractReturnType<?> call() {
        return null; // Don't do anything.
      }
    });

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