Build operation executors.
An executor is a parallel asynchronous work queue. It has no notion of synchronisation, any scheduled operation is randomly executed in parallel up to the executor's parallelizing limits.
The type for executor feedbacks. Indicates the given operation starts executig with, for spawn operations, their operating system process identifier.
val create :
?clock:B00_std.Time.counter ->
?rand:Random.State.t ->
?tmp_dir:B00_std.Fpath.t ->
?feedback:(feedback -> unit) ->
trash:Trash.t ->
jobs:int ->
unit ->
tcreate ~clock ~rand ~tmp_dir ~feedback ~trash ~jobs with:
clock, the clock used to timestamp build operations; defaults to B00_std.Time.counter ().rand random state used for internal queues; defaults to Random.State.make_self_init.tmp_dir is a directory for temporary files, it must exist; defaults to B00_std.Os.Dir.default_tmp ().feedback a function called with each scheduled operation when it starts executing. Default is a nop.trash, the trash used to execute Op.Delete build operations.jobs the maximal number of processes spawn simultaneously.val clock : t -> B00_std.Time.counterclock e is e's clock.
val tmp_dir : t -> B00_std.Fpath.ttmp_dir e is e's temporary directory.
val jobs : t -> intjobs e is e's maximal number of simultaneous process spawns.
schedule e o schedules o for execution in e. When o starts executing it is given to the feedback callback of e (see create).
collect e ~block removes from e an operation that has completed (if any). If block is false and no completed operation exists, the call returns immediately with None. If block is true and at least one incomplete operation exists in e, the call blocks until an operation completes. If block is true and no operation exists in e None is returned.