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[WIP] Add batch_feeder and cxy_fount to 0.9.9 #9
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Add batch_feeder and cxy_fount to 0.9.9
[WIP] Add batch_feeder and cxy_fount to 0.9.9
May 7, 2015
Adds a cxy_ctl:high_water function, which returns the maximum number of concurrent processes run by cxy_ctl:execute_task family of functions. The one-argument form just returns the value, while the two-argument form also atomically resets the high-water mark. The high-water value is maintained as a new sixth field in the Task_Type records in the cxy_ctl ets table. The negative value is stored in the table, because that allows us to play a trick with ets:update_counter in cxy_ctl:incr_active_procs/1 to atomically maintain the maximum value. There is a related ets:update_counter trick in cxy_ctl:high_water/2 to atomically read and reset the high-water value.
Maintain per-type high water process count in cxy_ctl.
Add cxy_regulator to cxy_fount
Update erlang.mk and add rebar support
Use my_dialyzer because of bug in new erlang.mk with user_default
Fixed a typo on the app.src file
Fixed a typo on the app.src file
Hexdump example
Hex dump example, EUC slides, more docs
Update RELEASES.md and README.md with cxy_fount info
Fix typo on hexdump example slide
Update test/epocxy.coverspec and add test failure caveat to README.md
Speed up PropEr tests for cxy_fount
Require 3 slabs to avoid issues/75
Migrate to OTP22
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After merging use 'git tag -f 0.9.9; git push -f --tags' to label this with the 0.9.9 tag. The tigertext baseline currently has a spurious 0.9.9 that was never used but is far behind the multiple 0.9.8 releases.