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An simple interface and implementation for concurrent queue in go
// Can be any backing type, even 'interface{}' if desired.
// See stackoverflow.com/q/11403050/3960399 for type conversion instructions.
type IntConcurrentQueue interface {
// Inserts the int into the queue
Enqueue(int)
// Will return error if there is nothing in the queue or if Close() was already called
DequeueNonBlocking() (int, error)
// Will block until there is a value in the queue to return.
// Will error if Close() was already called.
DequeueBlocking() (int, error)
// Close should be called with defer after initializing
Close()
}
func GetIntConcurrentQueue() IntConcurrentQueue {
return &intChannelQueue{c: make(chan int)}
}
type intChannelQueue struct {
c chan int
}
func (q *intChannelQueue) Enqueue(i int) {
q.c <- i
}
func (q *intChannelQueue) DequeueNonBlocking() (int, error) {
select {
case i, ok := <-q.c:
if ok {
return i, nil
} else {
return 0, fmt.Errorf("queue was closed")
}
default:
return 0, fmt.Errorf("queue has no value")
}
}
func (q *intChannelQueue) DequeueBlocking() (int, error) {
i, ok := <-q.c
if ok {
return i, nil
}
return 0, fmt.Errorf("queue was closed")
}
func (q *intChannelQueue) Close() {
close(q.c)
}
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