Vote generator write queue #4556
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Add consistency check to ensure the writer token is not already queued since they're waited for by value. Change wait-loop to use the predicated overload of wait.
Previously the vote_generator was not respecting the write_queue.
pwojcikdev
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Apr 13, 2024
Yea there was a weird behavior where one of the schedulers (I think hinted) would 95% of the time execute something instantly but sometimes it would take multiple seconds. This was on the transaction locks branch so it's hard to tell since that's still being debugged. It's worth a new performance analysis with this. |
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Changes the vote_generators to respect the database write queue.
Add consistency check to ensure the writer token is not already queued since they're waited for by value.
Change wait-loop to use the predicated overload of wait.