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#!/usr/bin/env python
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
#
# Copyright 2011-2013 Codernity (http://codernity.com)
#
# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
# You may obtain a copy of the License at
#
# http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
#
# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
# limitations under the License.
from CodernityDB3.misc import NONE
def __patch(obj, name, new):
n = NONE()
orig = getattr(obj, name, n)
if orig is not n:
if orig == new:
raise Exception("Shouldn't happen, new and orig are the same")
setattr(obj, name, new)
return
def patch_cache_lfu(lock_obj):
"""
Patnches cache mechanizm to be thread safe (gevent ones also)
.. note::
It's internal CodernityDB mechanizm, it will be called when needed
"""
from . import lfu_cache
from . import lfu_cache_with_lock
lfu_lock1lvl = lfu_cache_with_lock.create_cache1lvl(lock_obj)
lfu_lock2lvl = lfu_cache_with_lock.create_cache2lvl(lock_obj)
__patch(lfu_cache, 'cache1lvl', lfu_lock1lvl)
__patch(lfu_cache, 'cache2lvl', lfu_lock2lvl)
def patch_cache_rr(lock_obj):
"""
Patches cache mechanizm to be thread safe (gevent ones also)
.. note::
It's internal CodernityDB mechanizm, it will be called when needed
"""
from . import rr_cache
from . import rr_cache_with_lock
rr_lock1lvl = rr_cache_with_lock.create_cache1lvl(lock_obj)
rr_lock2lvl = rr_cache_with_lock.create_cache2lvl(lock_obj)
__patch(rr_cache, 'cache1lvl', rr_lock1lvl)
__patch(rr_cache, 'cache2lvl', rr_lock2lvl)
def patch_flush_fsync(db_obj):
"""
Will always execute index.fsync after index.flush.
.. note::
It's for advanced users, use when you understand difference between `flush` and `fsync`, and when you definitely need that.
It's important to call it **AFTER** database has all indexes etc (after db.create or db.open)
Example usage::
...
db = Database('/tmp/patch_demo')
db.create()
patch_flush_fsync(db)
...
"""
def always_fsync(ind_obj):
def _inner():
ind_obj.orig_flush()
ind_obj.fsync()
return _inner
for index in db_obj.indexes:
setattr(index, 'orig_flush', index.flush)
setattr(index, 'flush', always_fsync(index))
setattr(db_obj, 'orig_flush', db_obj.flush)
setattr(db_obj, 'flush', always_fsync(db_obj))
return