parsec_dtd_two_hash_table_t
Issue #157
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The superscalar / insert_task interface is using a structure called parsec_dtd_two_hash_table_t that is basically a hash table with a lock.
As I was reviewing the use of hash tables, it appears that locking at this level is a historical feature, and has no apparent requirement today: locking at the bucket level seems to be sufficient. I had a 5 minutes talk with Reazul about this, and we reached the same conclusion.
We would need to:
- get rid of the parsec_dtd_two_hash_table_t structure
- get rid of most of the parsec_dtd_two_hash functions
- replace locking at the table level (through parsec_dtd_two_hash_table_lock/unlock) by locking at the bucket level (through parsec_hash_table_bucket_lock/unlock)
- directly access the hash table using parsec_hash_table_nolock_* operations inside the protected sections.
This has a low priority, just writing it here so we don't forget to do it.
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@rhoque_icl ?
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- changed version to 3.0.2012
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@rhoque_icl what is the status here ?