scala.collection.par.workstealing.Ranges
Attempts to cast this stealer into a precise stealer.
Attempts to cast this stealer into a precise stealer.
Optional.
Optional.
The number of elements already committed to by this stealer.
The number of elements already committed to by this stealer.
number of elements the stealer already committed to
An exact number of remaining elements in this stealer that its owner has not yet committed to.
An exact number of remaining elements in this stealer that its owner has not yet committed to.
an exact number of remaining elements
Returns an estimate on the number of remaining elements.
Returns an estimate on the number of remaining elements.
A shortcut method that checks if the stealer is in the available state.
A shortcut method that checks if the stealer is in the available state.
Attempts to push the stealer to the Completed state.
Attempts to push the stealer to the Completed state.
Only changes the state if the stealer was in the AvailableOrOwned state, otherwise does nothing.
Note: after having called this operation, the node will either be stolen or completed.
true if node ends in the Completed state, false if it ends in the StolenOrExpanded state
Attempts to push the stealer to the Stolen state.
Attempts to push the stealer to the Stolen state.
Only changes the state if the stealer was in the AvailableOrOwned state, otherwise does nothing.
Note: after having called this operation, the node will either be stolen or completed.
false if node ends in the Completed state, true if it ends in the StolenOrExpanded state
Minimum stealing threshold above which this stealer can be stolen and split.
Minimum stealing threshold above which this stealer can be stolen and split.
Note: splitting and stealing still work if there are less elements, but the scheduler will not split such stealers.
Commits to processing a block of elements by using next and hasNext.
Commits to processing a block of elements by using next and hasNext.
Once hasNext has returned false, nextBatch can be called again.
approximate number of elements to commit to processing
-1 if the stealer is not in the AvailableOrOwned state, otherwise
an approximation on the number of elements that calls to next will return.
ordinal number of element returned by subsequent next call
ordinal number of element returned by subsequent next call
Splits this stealer into a pair of stealers that traverse its remaining elements.
Splits this stealer into a pair of stealers that traverse its remaining elements.
The first stealer will have exactly leftSize elements.
Note: stealer needs to be in the stolen state.
Can only be called on stealers that are in the stolen state.
Can only be called on stealers that are in the stolen state.
It will return a pair of stealers traversing the remaining elements of the current stealer.
Stealer state can be AvailableOrOwned, Completed or StolenOrExpanded.
Stealer state can be AvailableOrOwned, Completed or StolenOrExpanded.
Stealer state can change from available to either completed or stolen, but cannot change once it is completed or stolen.
A total number of elements that this stealer could commit to at the time of its creation.
A total number of elements that this stealer could commit to at the time of its creation.
total number of elements in the stealer