Examples of java.util.concurrent.atomic.AtomicBoolean.compareAndSet()

Class java.util.concurrent.atomic.AtomicBoolean

Examples of java.util.concurrent.atomic.AtomicBoolean.compareAndSet()

java.util.concurrent.atomic.AtomicBoolean.compareAndSet()
Atomically sets the value to the given updated value if the current value {@code ==} the expected value. @param expect the expected value @param update the new value @return {@code true} if successful. False return indicates thatthe actual value was not equal to the expected value.


                completion.submit(new Callable<Exchange>() {
                    public Exchange call() throws Exception {
                        // only start the aggregation task when the task is being executed to avoid staring
                        // the aggregation task to early and pile up too many threads
                        if (aggregationTaskSubmitted.compareAndSet(false, true)) {
                            // but only submit the task once
                            aggregateExecutorService.submit(aggregateOnTheFlyTask);
                        }


                        if (!running.get()) {

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  boolean wasClosedHandlerCalled(HRegionInfo hri) {
    AtomicBoolean b = closedRegionHandlerCalled.get(hri);
    //compareAndSet to be sure that unit tests don't see stale values. Means,
    //we will return true exactly once unless the handler code resets to true
    //this value.
    return b == null ? false : b.compareAndSet(true, false);
  }


  //For unit tests only
  boolean wasOpenedHandlerCalled(HRegionInfo hri) {
    AtomicBoolean b = openedRegionHandlerCalled.get(hri);

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  boolean wasOpenedHandlerCalled(HRegionInfo hri) {
    AtomicBoolean b = openedRegionHandlerCalled.get(hri);
    //compareAndSet to be sure that unit tests don't see stale values. Means,
    //we will return true exactly once unless the handler code resets to true
    //this value.
    return b == null ? false : b.compareAndSet(true, false);
  }


  //For unit tests only
  void initializeHandlerTrackers() {
    closedRegionHandlerCalled = new HashMap<HRegionInfo, AtomicBoolean>();

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  boolean wasClosedHandlerCalled(HRegionInfo hri) {
    AtomicBoolean b = closedRegionHandlerCalled.get(hri);
    //compareAndSet to be sure that unit tests don't see stale values. Means,
    //we will return true exactly once unless the handler code resets to true
    //this value.
    return b == null ? false : b.compareAndSet(true, false);
  }


  //For unit tests only
  boolean wasOpenedHandlerCalled(HRegionInfo hri) {
    AtomicBoolean b = openedRegionHandlerCalled.get(hri);

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  boolean wasOpenedHandlerCalled(HRegionInfo hri) {
    AtomicBoolean b = openedRegionHandlerCalled.get(hri);
    //compareAndSet to be sure that unit tests don't see stale values. Means,
    //we will return true exactly once unless the handler code resets to true
    //this value.
    return b == null ? false : b.compareAndSet(true, false);
  }


  //For unit tests only
  boolean wasSplitHandlerCalled() {
    //compareAndSet to be sure that unit tests don't see stale values. Means,

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                completion.submit(new Callable<Exchange>() {
                    public Exchange call() throws Exception {
                        // only start the aggregation task when the task is being executed to avoid staring
                        // the aggregation task to early and pile up too many threads
                        if (aggregationTaskSubmitted.compareAndSet(false, true)) {
                            // but only submit the task once
                            aggregateExecutorService.submit(aggregateOnTheFlyTask);
                        }


                        if (!running.get()) {

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                completion.submit(new Callable<Exchange>() {
                    public Exchange call() throws Exception {
                        // only start the aggregation task when the task is being executed to avoid staring
                        // the aggregation task to early and pile up too many threads
                        if (aggregationTaskSubmitted.compareAndSet(false, true)) {
                            // but only submit the task once
                            aggregateExecutorService.submit(aggregateOnTheFlyTask);
                        }


                        if (!running.get()) {

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                log.error("couldn't deliver OOB message " + msg, t);
            }
        }


        final AtomicBoolean processing=win.getProcessing();
        if(!processing.compareAndSet(false, true)) {
            return;
        }


        // try to remove (from the AckReceiverWindow) as many messages as possible as pass them up

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        // Efficient way of checking whether another thread is already processing messages from 'sender'.
        // If that's the case, we return immediately and let the existing thread process our message
        // (https://jira.jboss.org/jira/browse/JGRP-829). Benefit: fewer threads blocked on the same lock, these threads
        // can be returned to the thread pool
        final AtomicBoolean processing=win.getProcessing();
        if(!processing.compareAndSet(false, true)) {
            return;
        }


        boolean remove_msgs=discard_delivered_msgs && !loopback;
        boolean released_processing=false;

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                log.error("couldn't deliver OOB message " + msg, t);
            }
        }


        final AtomicBoolean processing=win.getProcessing();
        if(!processing.compareAndSet(false, true)) {
            return;
        }


        // try to remove (from the AckReceiverWindow) as many messages as possible and pass them up

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