pseudo_pool
| Crates.io | pseudo_pool |
| lib.rs | pseudo_pool |
| version | 0.1.1 |
| source | src |
| created_at | 2024-09-09 00:46:22.832985 |
| updated_at | 2024-09-09 14:41:09.470919 |
| description | A pool-like collection that automatically returns objects to the pool & blocks when the pool is empty |
| homepage | |
| repository | https://github.com/evanjpw/pseudo_pool.git |
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Evan Williams (evanjpw)
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pseudo_pool
A pool-like collection that automatically returns objects to the pool & blocks when the pool is empty
Motivation
I needed something that worked like a pool, that allowed me to checkout objects in the pool & then return them, but it needed to have the following characteristics:
- It needed to automatically return things to the pool when dropped
- It needed to have a non-blocking way to do checkout that returned an object or None if all objects are in use
- IT NEEDED TO ALSO HAVE A BLOCKING CHECKOUT THAT BLOCKS UNTIL THERE IS A USABLE OBJECT
The first two were covered by existing crates:
These are nice crates made by responsible people, & not absurd hacks like this crate.
However, none of them had characteristic three.
So I wrote this thing.
Usage
[dependencies]
pseudo_pool = "0.1.0" # A version number that inspires confidence
Examples
TBD
Benchmarks
No.