QueueExecutor

a high performance in-memory async queue executor

Supports .NET 4.5+, netstandard1.1

Getting Started

Install the 1.0 NuGet package.

Release Notes

See the Release Notes

Examples

QueueExecutor is a high performance non-blocking in-memory async queue executor

You can push any item (object, delegate) into the queue, and use multiple executor to handle the item concurrently

Notice: If you set more than one executor, the rest of them will only get to work when the fisrt one get busy.

// declare the queue, and declare a delegate as queue item, and set 4 concurrent executor to execute
public static readonly QueueExecutor<Func<Task<string>>, string> queue = new QueueExecutor<Func<Task<string>>, string>(4);

public QueueExecutorTest()
{
    // set the executor
    queue.Execute += SendRequests_Execute;
}

static async Task<string> SendRequests_Execute(Func<Task<string>> sendingRequest)
{
    // handle the queue item, and return the response
    return await sendingRequest();
}

public void CreateRequest(string content)
{
    // push the queue item
    queue.Push(() => SendingRequest(content));
}

Catcher is a high performance non-blocking in-memory async notification

You can make a notification many times in the previous step, and the catcher will receive the notification at least once in the following step, and decide what to do.

Notice: If you set more than one catcher, the rest of them will only get to work when the fisrt one get busy.

// declare the notifier, and set 1 concurrent catcher to handle the notification.
public static readonly Catcher notifier = new Catcher(1);

public CatcherTest()
{
    // set the catcher
    notifier.Catch += Husband_Says_OK;
}

async Task Husband_Says_OK()
{
    // do what ever you want to do while receiving the notification.
    Thread.Sleep(TimeSpan.FromMinutes(10));
}

public void Wife_Is_Yelling()
{
    // create a notification (as many as you want) to anyone who is interested in it.
    for (var i = 0; i < 60; i++)
    {
        notifier.Throw();
    }
}

Matrix

	QueueExecutor	Catcher
Queue based	√	X
One request fires handler once	√	X
Multiple requests fire handler at least once	X	√
Handle request (Execute / Catch)	√	√
Handle response (Executed)	√	X
Handle exception (OnException)	√	√

Benchmark

Running 10000000 times System.Threading.Channels.Channel's TryWrite & QueueExecutor's Push

BenchmarkDotNet v0.13.12, Windows 10 (10.0.19045.4046/22H2/2022Update) Intel Xeon E-2246G CPU 3.60GHz, 1 CPU, 12 logical and 6 physical cores .NET SDK 7.0.307

Method	Mean	Error	StdDev	Median	Allocated
Channel_Write	502.7 ms	102.70 ms	302.80 ms	289.6 ms	76 MB
QueueExecutor_Push	113.0 ms	2.26 ms	2.51 ms	112.2 ms	76.8 MB