[concurrency-interest] How to implement a self populating memoizer cache?

[Nader Aeinehchi]

Would you kindly refer more specifically to which part of the book?

Thanks

Nader Aeinehchi



On 11/03/2010 10:40 AM, fabo wang wrote:
> the book《Java Concurrency in Practice》give a simple solution.
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> 2010/11/3 Nader Aeinehchi <nader at aeinehchi.com
> <mailto:nader at aeinehchi.com>>
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>     Hello
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>     How can a self populating cache be implemented?
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>     Requirements:
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>     1. the put(key,value) operation will be a memoizer (value =
>     computer(computable)) where computable==key.
>     2. how can a remove operation be implemented?
>     3. the cache will be thread safe
>     4. the cache will have a good performance for up to upper medium
>     contention (i.e. very high contention is not required)
>     5. preferrably a non-blocking algorithm
>     6. no need for timers,....
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>     In advance, thank you very much.
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