SPSC Queue: first and stable version is ready I wanted to…
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SPSC Queue: first and stable version is ready
I wanted to show you the first real version of my queue (https://github.com/ANDRVV/SPSCQueue) v1.0.0.
I created it inspired by the rigtorp concept and optimized it to achieve really high throughput. In fact, the graph shows average data, especially for my queue, which can reach well over 1.4M ops/ms and has a latency of about 157 ns RTT in the best cases.
The idea for this little project was born from the need to have a high-performance queue in my database that wasn't a bottleneck, and I succeeded.
You can also try a benchmark and understand how it works by reading the README.
Thanks for listening, and I'm grateful to anyone who will try it ❤️
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I wanted to show you the first real version of my queue (https://github.com/ANDRVV/SPSCQueue) v1.0.0.
I created it inspired by the rigtorp concept and optimized it to achieve really high throughput. In fact, the graph shows average data, especially for my queue, which can reach well over 1.4M ops/ms and has a latency of about 157 ns RTT in the best cases.
The idea for this little project was born from the need to have a high-performance queue in my database that wasn't a bottleneck, and I succeeded.
You can also try a benchmark and understand how it works by reading the README.
Thanks for listening, and I'm grateful to anyone who will try it ❤️
#technology
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