Releases: khizmax/libcds
Releases · khizmax/libcds
libcds 2.3.3
libcds 2.3.2
Maintenance release
- Added: apply( Func f ) method to containers based on flat combining.
This method allows to execute any function over underlying container
in exclusive mode.
- Removed: -fno-strict-aliasing requirement
- Fixed: a serious bug in WeakRingBuffer::front()
- Fixed: memcpy bug in CuckooHash with store_hash feature
libcds 2.3.1
Maintenance release
- issue #81: bug in gc::DHP when extending thread's retired array
- Improved CMake scripts for simplifying libcds intergration with other projects:
find_package(LibCDS)
add_library(mylib INTERFACE)
target_link_libraries(mylib INTERFACE LibCDS::cds)
libcds 2.3.0
- Changed: cds::gc::HP is totally refactored:
- simplified internal structures;
- added ability to specify an external allocator for internal data;
- external API for gc::HP is slightly changed: now scan type
cannot be changed on the fly; it can be specified only in
construction time.
- Changed: cds::gc::DHP is totally refactored to overcome some internal
limitations. Now gc::DHP is fully adaptive variant of Hazard Pointer
SMR, any dependencies on count of thread are removed, count of retired
data and hazard pointers per thread are increased automaticaly by perforce.
External API of gc::DHP class is changed: now only initial count
of hazard pointers can be specified in the constructor. Like new gc::HP,
the new gc::DHP supports an external allocator. - Changed: exception handling. Now, exceptions raise by invoking new
cds::throw_exception() function. If you compile your code with exception disabled,
the function prints an exception message to stdout and calls abort()
instead of throwing. - Flat Combining: fixed memory-order bug that can lead to crash on weak ordered
architecture like PowerPC or ARM - Added: erase_at( iterator ) function to MichaelHashSet/Map and SplitListSet/Map
based on IterableList - Fixed a bug in BronsonAVLTreeMap::extract_min()/extract_max()/clear().
- Removed: signal-handled threaded uRCU (cds::urcu::signal_threaded) due
bad performance - Added more flat-combining queue tests, thanks to Marsel Galimullin.
- Changed cmake scripts to support MacOS and ARMv7/ARMv8 (64 bit),
thanks to Michail Komarov (https://github.com/Nemo1369) - Stress tests: removed command line parameter --detail-level and
envvar CDSTEST_DETAIL_LEVEL for reducing compile time and executable size.
To make full testset compile libcds with -DCDS_STRESS_TEST_LEVEL=N where
N is 1 or 2. - Changed: refactoring cds::backoff::exponential and cds::backoff::delay
back-off strategies to avoid static data members in template classes. - The library is extensively tested on x86-64, PowerPC and AArch64,
thanks to GCC Compile Farm project
libcds 2.2.0
- Changed: CMake is used for build libcds. Ancient build.sh has been removed
- Changed: unit and stress tests are migrated to googletest framework
- Added:
IterableList
- an implementation of ordered list with thread-safe iterator. MichaelSet/Map and SplitListSet/Map support this type of ordered list and thread-safe iterable too. - Added: wait strategies for flat combining technique. Based on research by Marsel Galimullin and Nikolai Rapotkin.
- Fixed: SkipList
erase()
andfind()
bugs that cause to infinite loop or to program crash in rare case. - Fixed: serious bug in
MichaelSet::emplace()
function. New node was created twice from the arguments by move semantics. However, move semantics may change internal state of the argument that can lead to an incorrect element and even an incorrect key that breaks the set logic. - Fixed: bug in
FeldmanHashSet::erase_at( iterator )
: due an error in precondition checking the function may incorrectly return false. - Fixed: possible double-free case in flat combining algorithm. Thanks to Amila Jayasekara who pointed me to this problem
- Changed:
cds::opt::buffer
option is divided to initialized (cds::opt::v::initialized_dynamic_buffer
,cds::opt::v::initialized_static_buffer
) and uninitialized (cds::opt::v::uninitialized_dynamic_buffer
,
cds::opt::v::uninitialized_static_buffer
) ones. The oldcds::opt::v::dynamic_buffer
andcds::opt::v::static_buffer
classes are removed. - Removed: TsigasCysleQueue (due undecidable ABA-problem)
- Removed: Michael's allocator cds/memory/michael/allocator.h
- Fixed: use-after-free bug in
VyukovMPMCCycleQueue
internal buffer. To prevent this bug the queue uses an uninitialized buffer now. - Fixed: rare priority inversion bug in
MSPriorityQueue
- Added: for minimizing runtime of stress test the detail level for some test is added. Command line argument
--detail-level=N
specifies what test should be ran: each test with level not greater than N will be ran. Instead of command line arg the enviromnent variableCDSTEST_DETAIL_LEVEL=N
may be used. By default, the detail level is 0 that means only limited set of the test will be ran.
libcds 2.1.0
General release
- Added: FeldmanHashSet/Map - an interesting hash map algorithm
based on multi-level array, requires perfect hashing or fixed-sized keys.
Supports thread-safe bidirectional iterators.
- Added: BronsonAVLTreeMap - Bronson's et al AVL tree implementation
- Added: CMake build script, thanks to Eugeny Kalishenko
- Changed: SplitList performance improving, thanks to Mike Krinkin
- Changed: semantic of member functions extract(), get() and its
variants for MichaelList RCU-based specialization: extract() does not
require RCU locking, get() now returns special wrapper object of type raw_ptr,
see doc.
Thus, semantics of extract()/get() of all RCU-based set and maps based on
MichaelList (MichaelSet/Map, SplitListSet/Map) has been changed too.
- Changed: SplitListSet/Map functions get() and get_with() return special wrapper
object of type raw_ptr, see doc.
- Removed: SplitListSet/Map force_dispose() function.
- cds::lock namespace is renamed to cds::sync. All classes defined in cds::lock namespace
are moved to cds::sync with new names (for example, cds:: lock ::SpinLock is renamed to
cds::sync::spin_lock). cds::lock namespace and its contents is deprecated, it is kept
for backward compatibility.
- The library has been checked by ThreadSanitizer, a lot of bugs has been fixed
- Added support for clang 3.7 with libc++