As far as I can tell, the ns_sets are being used exclusively by specific
threads, so the data shouldn't really be going from one ns_set to another,
except that it does happen, so I'm thinking there might be something
happening with the ns_set implementation.
I'll look into the possibility of using nsvs.
On Tuesday, September 25, 2012 1:23:44 PM UTC+8, Jeff Rogers wrote:
ns_sets are not internally interlocked. If you are using the same
shared set in multiple threads, you need to protect it with a mutex.
Do you specifically need the indexability of ns_sets? nsvs are easier to
use for most cases, and if you have more than a few keys probably faster
too.
-J
Sep Ng wrote:
I have several ns_set objects in my aolserver with the persist flag on
to manage several things but I'm noticing that some of the ns_set
objects are losing keys for no apparent reason. Also at one instance,
the ns_set object retrieved belongs to a totally different one. I'm not
sure if there's a bug with ns_set or if there's something wrong with my
code, but I thought I'd throw this one out there to see if you guys have
experienced this issue before.
Thanks in advance.
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