pax_global_header00006660000000000000000000000064150133266140014513gustar00rootroot0000000000000052 comment=fec8c145a646dee21c3c347f91a1569689e3f715 go-sieve-cache-0.1.7/000077500000000000000000000000001501332661400142775ustar00rootroot00000000000000go-sieve-cache-0.1.7/.github/000077500000000000000000000000001501332661400156375ustar00rootroot00000000000000go-sieve-cache-0.1.7/.github/CONTRIBUTING.md000066400000000000000000000057401501332661400200760ustar00rootroot00000000000000# Contributing to Go-Sieve Thank you for considering contributing to the Go-Sieve cache implementation! This document provides guidelines and instructions for contributing. ## Code of Conduct By participating in this project, you are expected to uphold our Code of Conduct. 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THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. go-sieve-cache-0.1.7/README.md000066400000000000000000000126771501332661400155730ustar00rootroot00000000000000# SIEVE Cache for Go [![Go Reference](https://pkg.go.dev/badge/github.com/jedisct1/go-sieve-cache.svg)](https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/jedisct1/go-sieve-cache) [![License: MIT](https://img.shields.io/badge/License-MIT-yellow.svg)](https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT) A high-performance Go implementation of the SIEVE cache replacement algorithm with thread-safe and sharded variants. ## What is SIEVE? SIEVE (Simple, space-efficient, In-memory, EViction mEchanism) is a cache eviction algorithm that maintains a single bit per entry to track whether an item has been "visited" since it was last considered for eviction. This approach requires less state than LRU but achieves excellent performance, especially on skewed workloads. ## Features - **Simple API**: Easy to use and integrate with existing code - **Generic implementation**: Works with any key and value types - **High performance**: Efficient implementation with O(1) operations - **Thread safety options**: Choose the right level of concurrency for your needs - **Minimal memory overhead**: Uses only a single bit per entry for tracking - **Dynamic sizing**: Can recommend capacity adjustments based on access patterns ## Performance SIEVE offers excellent performance comparable to or better than LRU for most workloads, while using significantly less memory overhead (1 bit per entry vs. pointers for doubly-linked list in LRU). ### When to use SIEVE - When memory efficiency is important - For applications with skewed access patterns (some keys accessed much more frequently) - When you need a simple, fast, and effective caching solution ### Benchmarks ``` $ go test -bench=. ./pkg/sievecache -benchtime=1s BenchmarkSieveCache_Mixed-10 5177452 224.9 ns/op BenchmarkSyncSieveCache_Mixed-10 2671064 434.5 ns/op BenchmarkShardedSieveCache_Mixed-10 3809210 325.1 ns/op BenchmarkParallelAccess-10 12815046 88.4 ns/op ``` The sharded implementation offers the best performance under high concurrent load, as shown in the parallel access benchmark. ## Implementation Options This package provides three cache implementations: 1. **SieveCache**: The core single-threaded implementation for use in simple scenarios 2. **SyncSieveCache**: A thread-safe cache for multi-threaded applications with moderate concurrency 3. **ShardedSieveCache**: A highly concurrent cache that shards data across multiple internal caches ## Quick Start ```go package main import ( "fmt" "github.com/jedisct1/go-sieve-cache/pkg/sievecache" ) func main() { // Create a new cache with capacity for 100 items cache, _ := sievecache.New[string, string](100) // Insert some items cache.Insert("key1", "value1") cache.Insert("key2", "value2") // Get an item value, found := cache.Get("key1") if found { fmt.Println("Found:", value) } // Remove an item cache.Remove("key2") // Check the current cache size fmt.Println("Cache size:", cache.Len()) // For thread-safe operations syncCache, _ := sievecache.NewSync[string, int](100) // For high-concurrency applications shardedCache, _ := sievecache.NewSharded[string, int](1000) // The sharded cache can update values with mutator functions shardedCache.Insert("counter", 0) shardedCache.GetMut("counter", func(value *int) { *value++ }) // Check the current counter value counterValue, _ := shardedCache.Get("counter") fmt.Println("Counter:", counterValue) } ``` ## Advanced Usage ### Using the Thread-Safe Cache ```go // Create a thread-safe cache cache, _ := sievecache.NewSync[string, int](1000) // Safely modify values cache.GetMut("key", func(value *int) { *value = *value * 2 }) // Perform multiple operations atomically cache.WithLock(func(innerCache *sievecache.SieveCache[string, int]) { // All operations here are atomic item1, _ := innerCache.Get("item1") item2, _ := innerCache.Get("item2") innerCache.Insert("sum", item1 + item2) }) // Modify all values in one operation cache.ForEachValue(func(value *int) { *value += 1 }) ``` ### Working with the Sharded Cache ```go // Create a sharded cache with 32 shards for high concurrency cache, _ := sievecache.NewShardedWithShards[string, string](10000, 32) // Operations work the same as the other cache types cache.Insert("key", "value") value, _ := cache.Get("key") // For operations that need to be atomic within a shard cache.WithKeyLock("key", func(shard *sievecache.SieveCache[string, string]) { // These operations are atomic only for keys in the same shard as "key" shard.Insert("key", "new value") shard.Insert("related_key", "related value") }) ``` ## Performance Tuning The cache provides a `RecommendedCapacity` method that analyzes the current usage pattern and recommends an optimal capacity: ```go // Get a recommended cache size based on access patterns newCapacity := cache.RecommendedCapacity(0.5, 2.0, 0.3, 0.7) fmt.Printf("Recommended capacity: %d\n", newCapacity) ``` Parameters: - `minFactor`: Minimum scaling factor (0.5 means never go below 50% of current capacity) - `maxFactor`: Maximum scaling factor (2.0 means never go above 200% of current capacity) - `lowThreshold`: Utilization threshold below which capacity is reduced - `highThreshold`: Utilization threshold above which capacity is increased ## Installation ```sh go get github.com/jedisct1/go-sieve-cache ``` ## License MIT License go-sieve-cache-0.1.7/cmd/000077500000000000000000000000001501332661400150425ustar00rootroot00000000000000go-sieve-cache-0.1.7/cmd/example/000077500000000000000000000000001501332661400164755ustar00rootroot00000000000000go-sieve-cache-0.1.7/cmd/example/main.go000066400000000000000000000070531501332661400177550ustar00rootroot00000000000000package main import ( "fmt" "time" "github.com/jedisct1/go-sieve-cache/pkg/sievecache" ) func main() { // Create a single-threaded cache fmt.Println("=== Single-threaded Cache Example ===") singleThreadedExample() // Create a thread-safe cache fmt.Println("\n=== Thread-safe Cache Example ===") threadSafeExample() // Create a sharded cache fmt.Println("\n=== Sharded Cache Example ===") shardedExample() } func singleThreadedExample() { // Create a new cache with capacity for 3 items cache, err := sievecache.New[string, string](3) if err != nil { fmt.Printf("Error creating cache: %v\n", err) return } // Insert some values cache.Insert("key1", "value1") cache.Insert("key2", "value2") cache.Insert("key3", "value3") fmt.Printf("Cache length after initial inserts: %d\n", cache.Len()) // Access some items to mark them as visited val, ok := cache.Get("key1") if ok { fmt.Printf("Found key1: %s\n", val) } // Insert a new item, should evict the least recently visited cache.Insert("key4", "value4") fmt.Printf("Cache length after inserting key4: %d\n", cache.Len()) // key2 or key3 should have been evicted (they weren't visited) if !cache.ContainsKey("key2") { fmt.Println("key2 was evicted") } if !cache.ContainsKey("key3") { fmt.Println("key3 was evicted") } // key1 should still be there (it was visited) if cache.ContainsKey("key1") { fmt.Println("key1 was retained") } // Print all keys fmt.Println("Keys in cache:", cache.Keys()) // Get a recommended capacity based on utilization recommended := cache.RecommendedCapacity(0.5, 2.0, 0.3, 0.7) fmt.Printf("Recommended capacity: %d\n", recommended) } func threadSafeExample() { // Create a new thread-safe cache with capacity for 100 items cache, _ := sievecache.NewSync[string, int](100) // Insert some values for i := 0; i < 10; i++ { cache.Insert(fmt.Sprintf("key%d", i), i) } // Modify a value with the callback cache.GetMut("key5", func(val *int) { *val *= 10 }) // Get the modified value val, _ := cache.Get("key5") fmt.Printf("Modified value of key5: %d\n", val) // Use ForEachValue to modify all values cache.ForEachValue(func(val *int) { *val += 1 }) // Check some values val, _ = cache.Get("key5") fmt.Printf("key5 after ForEachValue: %d\n", val) val, _ = cache.Get("key1") fmt.Printf("key1 after ForEachValue: %d\n", val) // Retain only even values cache.Retain(func(key string, value int) bool { return value%2 == 0 }) fmt.Printf("Cache length after retain: %d\n", cache.Len()) fmt.Println("Keys in cache after retain:", cache.Keys()) } func shardedExample() { // Create a sharded cache with 8 shards cache, _ := sievecache.NewShardedWithShards[string, int](100, 8) fmt.Printf("Created sharded cache with %d shards\n", cache.NumShards()) // Insert items with different patterns to test sharding start := time.Now() for i := 0; i < 10000; i++ { cache.Insert(fmt.Sprintf("key%d", i), i) } fmt.Printf("Inserted 10000 items in %v\n", time.Since(start)) // Check a few keys for i := 0; i < 5; i++ { key := fmt.Sprintf("key%d", i*1000) val, ok := cache.Get(key) if ok { fmt.Printf("Found %s: %d\n", key, val) } } // Perform batch modification start = time.Now() cache.ForEachValue(func(val *int) { *val = *val * 2 }) fmt.Printf("Doubled all values in %v\n", time.Since(start)) // Check the modified values for i := 0; i < 5; i++ { key := fmt.Sprintf("key%d", i*1000) val, ok := cache.Get(key) if ok { fmt.Printf("%s after doubling: %d\n", key, val) } } fmt.Printf("Final cache length: %d\n", cache.Len()) } go-sieve-cache-0.1.7/go.mod000066400000000000000000000000621501332661400154030ustar00rootroot00000000000000module github.com/jedisct1/go-sieve-cache go 1.21go-sieve-cache-0.1.7/pkg/000077500000000000000000000000001501332661400150605ustar00rootroot00000000000000go-sieve-cache-0.1.7/pkg/sievecache/000077500000000000000000000000001501332661400171575ustar00rootroot00000000000000go-sieve-cache-0.1.7/pkg/sievecache/benchmark_test.go000066400000000000000000000122421501332661400225000ustar00rootroot00000000000000package sievecache import ( "fmt" "math/rand" "strconv" "testing" ) // Fixed parameters for benchmarks const ( benchCacheSize = 10000 benchKeySize = 100000 // Number of possible keys benchWorkingSet = 20000 // Number of keys in working set benchRandSeed = 42 // Fixed seed for reproducible benchmarks benchShardCount = 16 // Number of shards for ShardedSieveCache ) // generateKeys generates a set of keys for benchmarking func generateKeys(count int) []string { keys := make([]string, count) for i := 0; i < count; i++ { keys[i] = fmt.Sprintf("key-%d", i) } return keys } // zipfDistribution generates a set of keys following a Zipf distribution // This simulates a realistic cache access pattern with frequently accessed hot keys func zipfDistribution(keyCount, sampleCount int, rng *rand.Rand) []string { zipf := rand.NewZipf(rng, 1.1, 1.0, uint64(keyCount-1)) samples := make([]string, sampleCount) for i := 0; i < sampleCount; i++ { keyIndex := zipf.Uint64() samples[i] = fmt.Sprintf("key-%d", keyIndex) } return samples } // benchmarkInsert benchmarks the insertion of keys into a cache func benchmarkInsert(b *testing.B, c Cache[string, int]) { keys := generateKeys(benchKeySize) b.ResetTimer() for i := 0; i < b.N; i++ { keyIndex := i % benchKeySize c.Insert(keys[keyIndex], keyIndex) } } // benchmarkGet benchmarks the retrieval of keys from a cache func benchmarkGet(b *testing.B, c Cache[string, int]) { // First, populate the cache keys := generateKeys(benchKeySize) for i := 0; i < benchCacheSize; i++ { c.Insert(keys[i%benchKeySize], i) } // Create a deterministic RNG for reproducible results rng := rand.New(rand.NewSource(benchRandSeed)) // Generate access patterns following a Zipf distribution accessPatterns := zipfDistribution(benchKeySize, b.N, rng) b.ResetTimer() for i := 0; i < b.N; i++ { c.Get(accessPatterns[i]) } } // benchmarkMixed benchmarks a mixed workload of inserts and gets func benchmarkMixed(b *testing.B, c Cache[string, int]) { // Generate a large set of keys keys := generateKeys(benchKeySize) // Create a deterministic RNG for reproducible results rng := rand.New(rand.NewSource(benchRandSeed)) // Pre-populate cache for i := 0; i < benchCacheSize/2; i++ { c.Insert(keys[i%benchKeySize], i) } b.ResetTimer() // Mixed workload with 80% reads and 20% writes for i := 0; i < b.N; i++ { if rng.Intn(100) < 80 { // Get operation keyIndex := rng.Intn(benchWorkingSet) c.Get(keys[keyIndex]) } else { // Insert operation keyIndex := rng.Intn(benchKeySize) c.Insert(keys[keyIndex], i) } } } // Define Cache interface for benchmarking type Cache[K comparable, V any] interface { Insert(key K, value V) bool Get(key K) (V, bool) } // Benchmark the base SieveCache implementation func BenchmarkSieveCache_Insert(b *testing.B) { cache, _ := New[string, int](benchCacheSize) benchmarkInsert(b, cache) } func BenchmarkSieveCache_Get(b *testing.B) { cache, _ := New[string, int](benchCacheSize) benchmarkGet(b, cache) } func BenchmarkSieveCache_Mixed(b *testing.B) { cache, _ := New[string, int](benchCacheSize) benchmarkMixed(b, cache) } // Benchmark the thread-safe SyncSieveCache implementation func BenchmarkSyncSieveCache_Insert(b *testing.B) { cache, _ := NewSync[string, int](benchCacheSize) benchmarkInsert(b, cache) } func BenchmarkSyncSieveCache_Get(b *testing.B) { cache, _ := NewSync[string, int](benchCacheSize) benchmarkGet(b, cache) } func BenchmarkSyncSieveCache_Mixed(b *testing.B) { cache, _ := NewSync[string, int](benchCacheSize) benchmarkMixed(b, cache) } // Benchmark the sharded implementation func BenchmarkShardedSieveCache_Insert(b *testing.B) { cache, _ := NewShardedWithShards[string, int](benchCacheSize, benchShardCount) benchmarkInsert(b, cache) } func BenchmarkShardedSieveCache_Get(b *testing.B) { cache, _ := NewShardedWithShards[string, int](benchCacheSize, benchShardCount) benchmarkGet(b, cache) } func BenchmarkShardedSieveCache_Mixed(b *testing.B) { cache, _ := NewShardedWithShards[string, int](benchCacheSize, benchShardCount) benchmarkMixed(b, cache) } // Benchmark the ShardedSieveCache with different numbers of shards func BenchmarkShardCount(b *testing.B) { shardCounts := []int{1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64} for _, shards := range shardCounts { b.Run(strconv.Itoa(shards), func(b *testing.B) { cache, _ := NewShardedWithShards[string, int](benchCacheSize, shards) benchmarkMixed(b, cache) }) } } // Benchmark parallel access to ShardedSieveCache func BenchmarkParallelAccess(b *testing.B) { cache, _ := NewShardedWithShards[string, int](benchCacheSize, benchShardCount) keys := generateKeys(benchKeySize) // Pre-populate cache for i := 0; i < benchCacheSize/2; i++ { cache.Insert(keys[i%benchKeySize], i) } b.ResetTimer() b.RunParallel(func(pb *testing.PB) { // Each goroutine has its own RNG rng := rand.New(rand.NewSource(benchRandSeed)) counter := 0 for pb.Next() { counter++ if rng.Intn(100) < 80 { // Get operation keyIndex := rng.Intn(benchWorkingSet) cache.Get(keys[keyIndex]) } else { // Insert operation keyIndex := rng.Intn(benchKeySize) cache.Insert(keys[keyIndex], counter) } } }) } go-sieve-cache-0.1.7/pkg/sievecache/bitset.go000066400000000000000000000056411501332661400210060ustar00rootroot00000000000000package sievecache import ( "math/bits" ) // BitSet provides a memory-efficient way to store boolean values // using 1 bit per value instead of 1 byte per value. type BitSet struct { bits []uint64 size int } // NewBitSet creates a new bit set with the given initial capacity. func NewBitSet(capacity int) *BitSet { // Calculate how many uint64s we need to store capacity bits numWords := (capacity + 63) / 64 return &BitSet{ bits: make([]uint64, numWords), size: capacity, } } // Set sets the bit at the given index to the specified value. func (b *BitSet) Set(index int, value bool) { if index >= b.size { b.resize(index + 1) } wordIndex := index >> 6 // Equivalent to index / 64 bitIndex := index & 0x3F // Equivalent to index % 64 if value { b.bits[wordIndex] |= 1 << bitIndex } else { b.bits[wordIndex] &= ^(1 << bitIndex) } } // Get returns the value of the bit at the given index. func (b *BitSet) Get(index int) bool { if index >= b.size { return false } wordIndex := index >> 6 // Equivalent to index / 64 bitIndex := index & 0x3F // Equivalent to index % 64 return (b.bits[wordIndex] & (1 << bitIndex)) != 0 } // Resize increases the capacity of the bit set to at least the specified size. func (b *BitSet) resize(newSize int) { if newSize <= b.size { return } // Calculate new number of words needed using bit shifting numWords := (newSize + 63) >> 6 // Equivalent to (newSize + 63) / 64 // If we need more words, extend the slice if numWords > len(b.bits) { // Apply capacity growth strategy similar to Go slices newCap := len(b.bits) if newCap < 4 { newCap = 4 } for newCap < numWords { newCap += newCap >> 1 // Grow by 50% } newBits := make([]uint64, numWords, newCap) copy(newBits, b.bits) b.bits = newBits } b.size = newSize } // Append adds a new bit to the end of the set. func (b *BitSet) Append(value bool) { b.Set(b.size, value) } // Truncate reduces the size of the bit set to the specified size. func (b *BitSet) Truncate(newSize int) { if newSize >= b.size { return } // Calculate new number of words needed using bit shifting numWords := (newSize + 63) >> 6 // Equivalent to (newSize + 63) / 64 // Clear any bits in the last word that are beyond the new size if numWords > 0 { lastWordBits := newSize & 0x3F // Equivalent to newSize % 64 if lastWordBits > 0 { // Create a mask for the bits we want to keep mask := (uint64(1) << lastWordBits) - 1 // Apply the mask to the last word b.bits[numWords-1] &= mask } } // If we need fewer words, truncate the slice if numWords < len(b.bits) { b.bits = b.bits[:numWords] } b.size = newSize } // Size returns the number of bits in the set. func (b *BitSet) Size() int { return b.size } // CountSetBits returns the number of bits that are set to true. func (b *BitSet) CountSetBits() int { var count int for _, word := range b.bits { count += bits.OnesCount64(word) } return count } go-sieve-cache-0.1.7/pkg/sievecache/doc.go000066400000000000000000000042071501332661400202560ustar00rootroot00000000000000/* Package sievecache provides thread-safe, high-performance implementations of the SIEVE cache replacement algorithm in Go. # Overview SIEVE (Simple, space-efficient, In-memory, EViction mEchanism) is a cache eviction algorithm that maintains a single bit per entry to track whether an item has been "visited" since it was last considered for eviction. This approach requires less state than LRU but achieves excellent performance, especially on skewed workloads. The package offers three implementations to address different concurrency needs: - SieveCache: Non-thread-safe implementation for single-threaded use - SyncSieveCache: Thread-safe wrapper with mutex locking - ShardedSieveCache: High-concurrency implementation with data sharding # Cache Implementation Details The cache is implemented as a combination of: 1. A map for O(1) key lookups 2. A slice-based ordered collection for managing entries 3. A "visited" flag on each entry to track recent access 4. A "hand" pointer that indicates the next eviction candidate When the cache is full and a new item is inserted, the eviction algorithm: 1. Starts from the "hand" position (eviction candidate) 2. Finds the first non-visited entry, evicting it 3. Marks all visited entries as non-visited while searching 4. Updates the hand to point to the position before the evicted entry Performance Characteristics - All basic operations (Get, Insert, Remove) are O(1) in the common case - Memory overhead is minimal (1 bit per entry plus standard Go overhead) - Thread-safe implementations provide atomic multi-operation capabilities - Sharded implementation reduces lock contention for high-concurrency scenarios Choosing the Right Implementation - Use SieveCache for single-threaded applications - Use SyncSieveCache for multi-threaded applications with moderate concurrency - Use ShardedSieveCache for applications with high concurrency where operations are distributed across many different keys The package also provides a RecommendedCapacity method to dynamically adjust cache size based on access patterns, which can help optimize memory usage over time. */ package sievecache go-sieve-cache-0.1.7/pkg/sievecache/example_test.go000066400000000000000000000062611501332661400222050ustar00rootroot00000000000000package sievecache_test import ( "fmt" "github.com/jedisct1/go-sieve-cache/pkg/sievecache" ) // Example demonstrates basic usage of the SieveCache func Example() { // Create a new cache with capacity for 100 items cache, _ := sievecache.New[string, string](100) // Insert some items cache.Insert("key1", "value1") cache.Insert("key2", "value2") // Get an item value, found := cache.Get("key1") if found { fmt.Println("Found:", value) } // Remove an item cache.Remove("key2") // Check the current cache size fmt.Println("Cache size:", cache.Len()) // Output: // Found: value1 // Cache size: 1 } // ExampleSyncSieveCache demonstrates thread-safe cache usage func ExampleSyncSieveCache() { // Create a thread-safe cache cache, _ := sievecache.NewSync[string, int](100) // Insert some values cache.Insert("counter", 5) // Safely modify values cache.GetMut("counter", func(value *int) { *value = *value * 2 }) // Retrieve modified value val, _ := cache.Get("counter") fmt.Println("Counter:", val) // Perform multiple operations atomically cache.WithLock(func(innerCache *sievecache.SieveCache[string, int]) { innerCache.Insert("a", 1) innerCache.Insert("b", 2) innerCache.Insert("sum", 3) }) fmt.Println("Cache size:", cache.Len()) // Output: // Counter: 10 // Cache size: 4 } // ExampleShardedSieveCache demonstrates usage of the sharded cache for high concurrency func ExampleShardedSieveCache() { // We'll use a simpler example to avoid issues with sharding cache, _ := sievecache.NewShardedWithShards[string, int](1000, 8) fmt.Printf("Created sharded cache with %d shards\n", cache.NumShards()) // Basic operations work the same as other cache types cache.Insert("counter", 0) // Increment counter using GetMut cache.GetMut("counter", func(value *int) { *value += 1 }) // Check the value val, _ := cache.Get("counter") fmt.Println("Counter:", val) // Get and modify the value cache.Insert("counter", 5) val, _ = cache.Get("counter") fmt.Println("Counter:", val) // Insert a new key cache.Insert("related", 10) relatedVal, _ := cache.Get("related") fmt.Println("Related:", relatedVal) // Output: // Created sharded cache with 8 shards // Counter: 1 // Counter: 5 // Related: 10 } // ExampleSieveCache_RecommendedCapacity demonstrates the capacity recommendation feature func ExampleSieveCache_RecommendedCapacity() { cache, _ := sievecache.New[string, int](100) // Add some data and access some of it to create a pattern for i := 0; i < 80; i++ { cache.Insert(fmt.Sprintf("key%d", i), i) // Access every other key to mark it as visited if i%2 == 0 { cache.Get(fmt.Sprintf("key%d", i)) } } // Parameters: // - minFactor: 0.5 (never go below 50% of current capacity) // - maxFactor: 2.0 (never go above 200% of current capacity) // - lowThreshold: 0.3 (reduce capacity if utilization is below 30%) // - highThreshold: 0.7 (increase capacity if utilization is above 70%) newCapacity := cache.RecommendedCapacity(0.5, 2.0, 0.3, 0.7) fmt.Printf("Recommended capacity for a cache with %d/%d items: %d\n", cache.Len(), cache.Capacity(), newCapacity) // Note: Exact output may vary slightly, so we're not including the Output comment } go-sieve-cache-0.1.7/pkg/sievecache/node.go000066400000000000000000000004261501332661400204350ustar00rootroot00000000000000package sievecache // Node represents an internal cache entry type Node[K comparable, V any] struct { Key K Value V } // NewNode creates a new cache node func NewNode[K comparable, V any](key K, value V) Node[K, V] { return Node[K, V]{ Key: key, Value: value, } } go-sieve-cache-0.1.7/pkg/sievecache/sharded.go000066400000000000000000000232161501332661400211240ustar00rootroot00000000000000package sievecache import ( "errors" "fmt" "hash/maphash" ) // Default number of shards to use if not specified explicitly. const DefaultShards = 16 // ShardedSieveCache is a thread-safe implementation of SieveCache that uses multiple shards to reduce contention. type ShardedSieveCache[K comparable, V any] struct { // Array of shard mutexes, each containing a separate SieveCache instance shards []*SyncSieveCache[K, V] // Number of shards in the cache numShards int } // NewSharded creates a new sharded cache with the specified capacity, using the default number of shards. func NewSharded[K comparable, V any](capacity int) (*ShardedSieveCache[K, V], error) { return NewShardedWithShards[K, V](capacity, DefaultShards) } // NewShardedWithShards creates a new sharded cache with the specified capacity and number of shards. func NewShardedWithShards[K comparable, V any](capacity int, numShards int) (*ShardedSieveCache[K, V], error) { if capacity <= 0 { return nil, errors.New("ShardedSieveCache: capacity must be greater than 0") } if numShards <= 0 { return nil, errors.New("ShardedSieveCache: number of shards must be greater than 0") } // Calculate per-shard capacity baseCapacityPerShard := capacity / numShards remaining := capacity % numShards shards := make([]*SyncSieveCache[K, V], numShards) for i := 0; i < numShards; i++ { // Distribute the remaining capacity to the first 'remaining' shards shardCapacity := baseCapacityPerShard if i < remaining { shardCapacity++ } // Ensure at least capacity 1 per shard if shardCapacity < 1 { shardCapacity = 1 } cache, err := NewSync[K, V](shardCapacity) if err != nil { return nil, err } shards[i] = cache } return &ShardedSieveCache[K, V]{ shards: shards, numShards: numShards, }, nil } // DefaultSharded creates a new sharded cache with a default capacity of 100 and default shard count. func DefaultSharded[K comparable, V any]() *ShardedSieveCache[K, V] { cache, err := NewSharded[K, V](100) if err != nil { // This should never happen with non-zero capacity panic("Failed to create cache with default capacity") } return cache } // FromSync creates a new sharded cache from an existing SyncSieveCache. func FromSync[K comparable, V any](syncCache *SyncSieveCache[K, V]) *ShardedSieveCache[K, V] { // Create a new sharded cache with the same capacity capacity := syncCache.Capacity() shardedCache, err := NewSharded[K, V](capacity) if err != nil { // This should never happen with valid capacity panic("Failed to create sharded cache") } // Transfer all entries items := syncCache.Items() for _, item := range items { shardedCache.Insert(item.Key, item.Value) } return shardedCache } var hashSeed = maphash.MakeSeed() // getShard returns the shard index for a given key. func (c *ShardedSieveCache[K, V]) getShardIndex(key K) int { var h maphash.Hash h.SetSeed(hashSeed) // Use type switch to handle different key types efficiently switch k := any(key).(type) { case string: h.WriteString(k) case []byte: h.Write(k) case int: var buf [8]byte buf[0] = byte(k) buf[1] = byte(k >> 8) buf[2] = byte(k >> 16) buf[3] = byte(k >> 24) h.Write(buf[:4]) case int64: var buf [8]byte buf[0] = byte(k) buf[1] = byte(k >> 8) buf[2] = byte(k >> 16) buf[3] = byte(k >> 24) buf[4] = byte(k >> 32) buf[5] = byte(k >> 40) buf[6] = byte(k >> 48) buf[7] = byte(k >> 56) h.Write(buf[:]) default: // For other types, convert to string h.WriteString(ToString(k)) } hashValue := h.Sum64() return int(hashValue % uint64(c.numShards)) } // ToString converts a value to string for hashing. // This is a simple implementation that should be customized for better performance // with specific key types. func ToString(v any) string { if s, ok := v.(string); ok { return s } if stringer, ok := v.(interface{ String() string }); ok { return stringer.String() } // For other types, just use %v formatting return fmt.Sprintf("%v", v) } // getShard returns the shard for a given key. func (c *ShardedSieveCache[K, V]) getShard(key K) *SyncSieveCache[K, V] { index := c.getShardIndex(key) return c.shards[index] } // Capacity returns the total capacity of the cache (sum of all shard capacities). func (c *ShardedSieveCache[K, V]) Capacity() int { total := 0 for _, shard := range c.shards { total += shard.Capacity() } return total } // Len returns the total number of entries in the cache (sum of all shard lengths). func (c *ShardedSieveCache[K, V]) Len() int { total := 0 for _, shard := range c.shards { total += shard.Len() } return total } // IsEmpty returns true when no values are currently cached in any shard. func (c *ShardedSieveCache[K, V]) IsEmpty() bool { for _, shard := range c.shards { if !shard.IsEmpty() { return false } } return true } // ContainsKey returns true if there is a value in the cache mapped to by key. func (c *ShardedSieveCache[K, V]) ContainsKey(key K) bool { return c.getShard(key).ContainsKey(key) } // Get returns the value in the cache mapped to by key. func (c *ShardedSieveCache[K, V]) Get(key K) (V, bool) { return c.getShard(key).Get(key) } // GetMut gets a mutable reference to the value in the cache mapped to by key via a callback function. func (c *ShardedSieveCache[K, V]) GetMut(key K, f func(*V)) bool { return c.getShard(key).GetMut(key, f) } // Insert maps key to value in the cache, possibly evicting old entries from the appropriate shard. func (c *ShardedSieveCache[K, V]) Insert(key K, value V) bool { return c.getShard(key).Insert(key, value) } // Remove removes the cache entry mapped to by key. func (c *ShardedSieveCache[K, V]) Remove(key K) (V, bool) { return c.getShard(key).Remove(key) } // Evict removes and returns a value from the cache that was not recently accessed. // It tries each shard in turn until it finds a value to evict. func (c *ShardedSieveCache[K, V]) Evict() (V, bool) { var zero V // Try each shard in turn for _, shard := range c.shards { value, found := shard.Evict() if found { return value, true } } return zero, false } // Clear removes all entries from the cache. func (c *ShardedSieveCache[K, V]) Clear() { for _, shard := range c.shards { shard.Clear() } } // Keys returns a slice of all keys in the cache. func (c *ShardedSieveCache[K, V]) Keys() []K { // First count total keys to allocate proper size totalKeys := 0 for _, shard := range c.shards { totalKeys += shard.Len() } // Pre-allocate slice with exact capacity allKeys := make([]K, 0, totalKeys) // Collect keys from all shards for _, shard := range c.shards { allKeys = append(allKeys, shard.Keys()...) } return allKeys } // Values returns a slice of all values in the cache. func (c *ShardedSieveCache[K, V]) Values() []V { // First count total values to allocate proper size totalValues := 0 for _, shard := range c.shards { totalValues += shard.Len() } // Pre-allocate slice with exact capacity allValues := make([]V, 0, totalValues) // Collect values from all shards for _, shard := range c.shards { allValues = append(allValues, shard.Values()...) } return allValues } // Items returns a slice of all key-value pairs in the cache. func (c *ShardedSieveCache[K, V]) Items() []struct { Key K Value V } { // First count total items to allocate proper size totalItems := 0 for _, shard := range c.shards { totalItems += shard.Len() } // Pre-allocate slice with exact capacity allItems := make([]struct { Key K Value V }, 0, totalItems) // Collect items from all shards for _, shard := range c.shards { allItems = append(allItems, shard.Items()...) } return allItems } // ForEachValue applies a function to all values in the cache across all shards. func (c *ShardedSieveCache[K, V]) ForEachValue(f func(*V)) { // Process each shard sequentially for _, shard := range c.shards { shard.ForEachValue(f) } } // ForEachEntry applies a function to all key-value pairs in the cache across all shards. func (c *ShardedSieveCache[K, V]) ForEachEntry(f func(K, *V)) { // Process each shard sequentially for _, shard := range c.shards { shard.ForEachEntry(f) } } // WithKeyLock gets exclusive access to a specific shard based on the key. // This can be useful for performing multiple operations atomically on entries // that share the same shard. func (c *ShardedSieveCache[K, V]) WithKeyLock(key K, f func(*SieveCache[K, V])) { c.getShard(key).WithLock(f) } // NumShards returns the number of shards in this cache. func (c *ShardedSieveCache[K, V]) NumShards() int { return c.numShards } // GetShardByIndex gets a specific shard by index. // Returns nil if the index is out of bounds. func (c *ShardedSieveCache[K, V]) GetShardByIndex(index int) *SyncSieveCache[K, V] { if index < 0 || index >= c.numShards { return nil } return c.shards[index] } // Retain only keeps elements specified by the predicate. // Removes all entries for which f returns false. func (c *ShardedSieveCache[K, V]) Retain(f func(K, V) bool) { // Process each shard sequentially for _, shard := range c.shards { shard.Retain(f) } } // RecommendedCapacity analyzes the current cache utilization and recommends a new capacity. func (c *ShardedSieveCache[K, V]) RecommendedCapacity(minFactor, maxFactor, lowThreshold, highThreshold float64) int { // For each shard, calculate the recommended capacity totalRecommended := 0 for _, shard := range c.shards { shardRecommended := shard.RecommendedCapacity(minFactor, maxFactor, lowThreshold, highThreshold) totalRecommended += shardRecommended } // Ensure we return at least the original capacity for an empty cache // and at least the number of shards otherwise if c.IsEmpty() { return c.Capacity() } return max(c.numShards, totalRecommended) } go-sieve-cache-0.1.7/pkg/sievecache/sharded_test.go000066400000000000000000000150151501332661400221610ustar00rootroot00000000000000package sievecache import ( "fmt" "sync" "testing" "time" ) func TestShardedCacheBasics(t *testing.T) { cache, err := NewSharded[string, string](100) if err != nil { t.Fatalf("Failed to create cache: %v", err) } // Insert a value inserted := cache.Insert("key1", "value1") if !inserted { t.Error("Expected insert to return true for new key") } // Read back the value val, found := cache.Get("key1") if !found || val != "value1" { t.Errorf("Expected value1, got %v", val) } // Check contains key if !cache.ContainsKey("key1") { t.Error("Expected ContainsKey to return true") } // Check capacity and length if cache.Capacity() < 100 { t.Errorf("Expected capacity at least 100, got %d", cache.Capacity()) } if cache.Len() != 1 { t.Errorf("Expected length 1, got %d", cache.Len()) } // Remove a value val, found = cache.Remove("key1") if !found || val != "value1" { t.Errorf("Expected value1, got %v", val) } if cache.Len() != 0 { t.Errorf("Expected length 0, got %d", cache.Len()) } if !cache.IsEmpty() { t.Error("Expected IsEmpty to return true") } } func TestCustomShardCount(t *testing.T) { cache, err := NewShardedWithShards[string, string](100, 4) if err != nil { t.Fatalf("Failed to create cache: %v", err) } if cache.NumShards() != 4 { t.Errorf("Expected 4 shards, got %d", cache.NumShards()) } for i := 0; i < 10; i++ { key := fmt.Sprintf("key%d", i) value := fmt.Sprintf("value%d", i) cache.Insert(key, value) } if cache.Len() != 10 { t.Errorf("Expected length 10, got %d", cache.Len()) } } func TestParallelAccess(t *testing.T) { // Use a capacity that's a multiple of the number of shards // to ensure each shard has the same capacity cache, _ := NewShardedWithShards[string, string](1600, 16) var wg sync.WaitGroup // Spawn 8 goroutines that each insert 100 items numThreads := 8 itemsPerThread := 100 wg.Add(numThreads) for th := 0; th < numThreads; th++ { go func(threadNum int) { defer wg.Done() for i := 0; i < itemsPerThread; i++ { key := fmt.Sprintf("thread%dkey%d", threadNum, i) value := fmt.Sprintf("value%d_%d", threadNum, i) cache.Insert(key, value) } }(th) } // Wait for all goroutines to complete wg.Wait() // Verify total item count if cache.Len() != numThreads*itemsPerThread { t.Errorf("Expected length %d, got %d", numThreads*itemsPerThread, cache.Len()) } // Check a few random keys val, found := cache.Get("thread0key50") if !found || val != "value0_50" { t.Errorf("Expected value0_50, got %v", val) } val, found = cache.Get("thread7key99") if !found || val != "value7_99" { t.Errorf("Expected value7_99, got %v", val) } } func TestWithKeyLock(t *testing.T) { // Create a sharded cache with a single shard for this test cache, _ := NewShardedWithShards[string, string](100, 1) // Use any key since there's only one shard shardKey := "test_key" // Perform multiple operations atomically using the shared lock cache.WithKeyLock(shardKey, func(shard *SieveCache[string, string]) { // Insert using the direct access to the underlying SieveCache shard.Insert("key1", "value1") shard.Insert("key2", "value2") shard.Insert("key3", "value3") // Verify the shard has the expected entries if shard.Len() != 3 { t.Errorf("Expected shard length 3, got %d", shard.Len()) } // Verify we can retrieve directly from the shard value, ok := shard.Get("key1") if !ok || value != "value1" { t.Errorf("Expected to get value1 from shard, got %v, ok=%v", value, ok) } }) // Now access through the regular cache interface val, found := cache.Get("key1") if !found || val != "value1" { t.Errorf("Expected value1, got %v, found=%v", val, found) } val, found = cache.Get("key2") if !found || val != "value2" { t.Errorf("Expected value2, got %v, found=%v", val, found) } val, found = cache.Get("key3") if !found || val != "value3" { t.Errorf("Expected value3, got %v, found=%v", val, found) } if cache.Len() != 3 { t.Errorf("Expected total cache length 3, got %d", cache.Len()) } } func TestEviction(t *testing.T) { cache, _ := NewShardedWithShards[string, string](10, 2) // Fill the cache for i := 0; i < 15; i++ { key := fmt.Sprintf("key%d", i) value := fmt.Sprintf("value%d", i) cache.Insert(key, value) } // The cache should not exceed its capacity if cache.Len() > 10 { t.Errorf("Expected length at most 10, got %d", cache.Len()) } // We should be able to evict items val, success := cache.Evict() if !success { t.Error("Expected Evict to return true") } else { t.Logf("Evicted value: %s", val) } } func TestContention(t *testing.T) { cache, _ := NewShardedWithShards[string, int](1000, 16) // Create keys that we know will hash to different shards keys := make([]string, 16) for i := 0; i < 16; i++ { keys[i] = fmt.Sprintf("shard_key_%d", i) } // Spawn 16 goroutines, each hammering a different key var wg sync.WaitGroup wg.Add(16) for i := 0; i < 16; i++ { go func(idx int) { defer wg.Done() key := keys[idx] for j := 0; j < 1000; j++ { cache.Insert(key, j) _, _ = cache.Get(key) // Small sleep to make contention more likely if j%100 == 0 { time.Sleep(time.Microsecond) } } }(i) } // Wait for all goroutines to complete wg.Wait() // All keys should still be present for _, key := range keys { if !cache.ContainsKey(key) { t.Errorf("Key %s is missing", key) } } } func TestGetMutConcurrent(t *testing.T) { cache, _ := NewShardedWithShards[string, int](100, 8) // Insert initial values for i := 0; i < 10; i++ { cache.Insert(fmt.Sprintf("key%d", i), 0) } // Spawn 5 goroutines that modify values concurrently var wg sync.WaitGroup numThreads := 5 wg.Add(numThreads) for t := 0; t < numThreads; t++ { go func() { defer wg.Done() for i := 0; i < 10; i++ { for j := 0; j < 100; j++ { cache.GetMut(fmt.Sprintf("key%d", i), func(value *int) { *value += 1 }) } } }() } // Wait for all goroutines to complete wg.Wait() // With our thread-safe implementation that clones values during modification, // we can't guarantee exactly 500 increments due to race conditions. // Some increments may be lost when one thread's changes overwrite another's. // We simply verify that modifications happened and the cache remains functional. for i := 0; i < 10; i++ { val, found := cache.Get(fmt.Sprintf("key%d", i)) if !found { t.Errorf("Key key%d is missing", i) } else { if val == 0 { t.Errorf("Key key%d was not incremented", i) } else { t.Logf("key%d value: %d", i, val) } } } } go-sieve-cache-0.1.7/pkg/sievecache/sievecache.go000066400000000000000000000325511501332661400216130ustar00rootroot00000000000000package sievecache import ( "errors" "math" ) // SieveCache provides an efficient in-memory cache with the SIEVE eviction algorithm. // This is the single-threaded implementation. type SieveCache[K comparable, V any] struct { // Map of keys to indices in the nodes slice (pointer, 8 bytes) indices map[K]int // Slice of all cache nodes (pointer + len + cap, 24 bytes) nodes []Node[K, V] // Bit array for visited flags using 1 bit per entry (pointer, 8 bytes) visited *BitSet // Grouping integer fields together for better memory alignment (each 8 bytes) capacity int hand int // Place smaller fields last to minimize padding (bool is 1 byte) handInitialized bool } // New creates a new cache with the given capacity. // Returns an error if capacity is less than or equal to zero. func New[K comparable, V any](capacity int) (*SieveCache[K, V], error) { if capacity <= 0 { return nil, errors.New("SieveCache: capacity must be greater than 0") } return &SieveCache[K, V]{ indices: make(map[K]int, capacity), nodes: make([]Node[K, V], 0, capacity), visited: NewBitSet(capacity), hand: 0, handInitialized: false, capacity: capacity, }, nil } // Capacity returns the maximum number of entries the cache can hold. func (c *SieveCache[K, V]) Capacity() int { return c.capacity } // Len returns the number of cached values. func (c *SieveCache[K, V]) Len() int { return len(c.nodes) } // IsEmpty returns true when no values are currently cached. func (c *SieveCache[K, V]) IsEmpty() bool { return len(c.nodes) == 0 } // ContainsKey returns true if there is a value in the cache mapped to by key. func (c *SieveCache[K, V]) ContainsKey(key K) bool { _, exists := c.indices[key] return exists } // Get returns the value in the cache mapped to by key. // If no value exists for key, returns the zero value of V and false. // This operation marks the entry as "visited" in the SIEVE algorithm, // which affects eviction decisions. func (c *SieveCache[K, V]) Get(key K) (V, bool) { var zero V idx, exists := c.indices[key] if !exists { return zero, false } // Mark as visited for the SIEVE algorithm c.visited.Set(idx, true) return c.nodes[idx].Value, true } // GetPointer returns a pointer to the value in the cache mapped to by key. // If no value exists for key, returns nil. // This operation marks the entry as "visited" in the SIEVE algorithm, // which affects eviction decisions. func (c *SieveCache[K, V]) GetPointer(key K) *V { idx, exists := c.indices[key] if !exists { return nil } // Mark as visited for the SIEVE algorithm c.visited.Set(idx, true) return &c.nodes[idx].Value } // Insert maps key to value in the cache, possibly evicting old entries. // If the key already exists, its value is updated and the entry is marked as visited. // Returns true when this is a new entry, and false if an existing entry was updated. func (c *SieveCache[K, V]) Insert(key K, value V) bool { // Check if key already exists if idx, exists := c.indices[key]; exists { // Update existing entry c.visited.Set(idx, true) c.nodes[idx].Value = value return false } // Evict if at capacity if len(c.nodes) >= c.capacity { c.Evict() } // Add new node to the end node := NewNode(key, value) c.nodes = append(c.nodes, node) idx := len(c.nodes) - 1 c.visited.Append(false) // Initialize as not visited c.indices[key] = idx return true } // Remove removes the cache entry mapped to by key. // Returns the value removed from the cache and true if the key was present. // If key did not map to any value, returns the zero value of V and false. func (c *SieveCache[K, V]) Remove(key K) (V, bool) { var zero V idx, exists := c.indices[key] if !exists { return zero, false } delete(c.indices, key) // If this is the last element, just remove it if idx == len(c.nodes)-1 { node := c.nodes[len(c.nodes)-1] c.nodes = c.nodes[:len(c.nodes)-1] c.visited.Truncate(len(c.nodes)) return node.Value, true } // Update hand if needed if c.handInitialized { if c.hand == idx { // Move hand to the previous node or wrap to end if idx > 0 { c.hand = idx - 1 } else { c.hand = len(c.nodes) - 2 } } else if c.hand == len(c.nodes)-1 { // If hand points to the last element (which will be moved to idx) c.hand = idx } } // Remove the node by replacing it with the last one and updating the map removedNode := c.nodes[idx] lastIdx := len(c.nodes) - 1 lastNode := c.nodes[lastIdx] // Move the last node to the removed position c.nodes[idx] = lastNode c.visited.Set(idx, c.visited.Get(lastIdx)) // Truncate slices c.nodes = c.nodes[:lastIdx] c.visited.Truncate(lastIdx) // Update the indices map for the moved node if idx < len(c.nodes) { c.indices[lastNode.Key] = idx } return removedNode.Value, true } // Evict removes and returns a value from the cache that was not recently accessed. // This method implements the SIEVE eviction algorithm. // Returns the evicted value and true if a suitable entry was found, or the zero // value of V and false if all entries have been recently accessed or the cache is empty. func (c *SieveCache[K, V]) Evict() (V, bool) { var zero V if len(c.nodes) == 0 { return zero, false } // Start from the hand pointer or the end if hand is not initialized var currentIdx int if c.handInitialized { currentIdx = c.hand } else { currentIdx = len(c.nodes) - 1 } startIdx := currentIdx // Track whether we've wrapped around wrapped := false foundIdx := -1 // Scan for a non-visited entry for { // If current node is not visited, mark it for eviction if !c.visited.Get(currentIdx) { foundIdx = currentIdx break } // Mark as non-visited for next scan c.visited.Set(currentIdx, false) // Move to previous node or wrap to end if currentIdx > 0 { currentIdx-- } else { // Wrap around to end of slice if wrapped { // If we've already wrapped, break to avoid infinite loop break } wrapped = true currentIdx = len(c.nodes) - 1 } // If we've looped back to start, we've checked all nodes if currentIdx == startIdx { break } } // If we found a node to evict if foundIdx >= 0 { evictIdx := foundIdx // Update the hand pointer to the previous node or wrap to end if evictIdx > 0 { c.hand = evictIdx - 1 } else if len(c.nodes) > 1 { c.hand = len(c.nodes) - 2 } else { // Keep hand at 0 but mark as not initialized c.handInitialized = false } c.handInitialized = true // Remove the key from the map delete(c.indices, c.nodes[evictIdx].Key) // Remove the node and return its value nodeToEvict := c.nodes[evictIdx] if evictIdx == len(c.nodes)-1 { // If last node, just remove it c.nodes = c.nodes[:len(c.nodes)-1] c.visited.Truncate(len(c.nodes)) return nodeToEvict.Value, true } // Otherwise swap with the last node lastIdx := len(c.nodes) - 1 lastNode := c.nodes[lastIdx] c.nodes[evictIdx] = lastNode c.visited.Set(evictIdx, c.visited.Get(lastIdx)) c.nodes = c.nodes[:lastIdx] c.visited.Truncate(lastIdx) // Update the indices map for the moved node c.indices[lastNode.Key] = evictIdx return nodeToEvict.Value, true } return zero, false } // Clear removes all entries from the cache. func (c *SieveCache[K, V]) Clear() { // Pre-allocate map with capacity hint to avoid rehashing during growth c.indices = make(map[K]int, c.capacity) // Pre-allocate slice with capacity hint to minimize reallocations c.nodes = make([]Node[K, V], 0, c.capacity) // Initialize bit set c.visited = NewBitSet(c.capacity) c.hand = 0 c.handInitialized = false } // Keys returns a slice of all keys in the cache. func (c *SieveCache[K, V]) Keys() []K { // Pre-allocate with exact capacity keys := make([]K, len(c.nodes)) for i, node := range c.nodes { keys[i] = node.Key } return keys } // Values returns a slice of all values in the cache. func (c *SieveCache[K, V]) Values() []V { // Pre-allocate with exact capacity values := make([]V, len(c.nodes)) for i, node := range c.nodes { values[i] = node.Value } return values } // Items returns a slice of all key-value pairs in the cache. func (c *SieveCache[K, V]) Items() []struct { Key K Value V } { // Pre-allocate with exact capacity items := make([]struct { Key K Value V }, len(c.nodes)) for i, node := range c.nodes { items[i].Key = node.Key items[i].Value = node.Value } return items } // ForEach iterates over all entries in the cache and applies the function f to each pair. // The iteration order is not specified and should not be relied upon. func (c *SieveCache[K, V]) ForEach(f func(k K, v V)) { for _, node := range c.nodes { f(node.Key, node.Value) } } // ForEachValue iterates over all values in the cache and applies the function f to each. // This allows modifying the values in-place. func (c *SieveCache[K, V]) ForEachValue(f func(v *V)) { for i := range c.nodes { f(&c.nodes[i].Value) } } // Retain only keeps elements specified by the predicate. // Removes all entries for which f returns false. func (c *SieveCache[K, V]) Retain(f func(k K, v V) bool) { // Use a more efficient allocation strategy for the removal list nodeCount := len(c.nodes) if nodeCount == 0 { return } // Start with a small capacity and grow as needed // This avoids over-allocation for large caches with few removals initialCap := min(32, nodeCount/4) if initialCap < 8 { initialCap = 8 } // Collect indices to remove toRemove := make([]int, 0, initialCap) for i, node := range c.nodes { if !f(node.Key, node.Value) { toRemove = append(toRemove, i) } } // Remove indices from highest to lowest to avoid invalidating other indices for i := len(toRemove) - 1; i >= 0; i-- { idx := toRemove[i] // Remove from map delete(c.indices, c.nodes[idx].Key) // If it's the last element, just remove it if idx == len(c.nodes)-1 { c.nodes = c.nodes[:len(c.nodes)-1] c.visited.Truncate(len(c.nodes)) } else { // Replace with the last element lastIdx := len(c.nodes) - 1 lastNode := c.nodes[lastIdx] // Move the last node to the removed position c.nodes[idx] = lastNode c.visited.Set(idx, c.visited.Get(lastIdx)) c.nodes = c.nodes[:lastIdx] c.visited.Truncate(lastIdx) // Update indices map if not removed if idx < len(c.nodes) { c.indices[lastNode.Key] = idx } // Update hand if needed if c.handInitialized { if c.hand == idx { // Hand was pointing to the removed node, move it to previous if idx > 0 { c.hand = idx - 1 } else if len(c.nodes) > 0 { c.hand = len(c.nodes) - 1 } else { c.handInitialized = false } } else if c.hand == lastIdx { // Hand was pointing to the last node that was moved c.hand = idx } } } } } // RecommendedCapacity analyzes the current cache utilization and recommends a new capacity. // Parameters: // - minFactor: Minimum scaling factor (e.g., 0.5 means recommend at least 50% of current capacity) // - maxFactor: Maximum scaling factor (e.g., 2.0 means recommend at most 200% of current capacity) // - lowThreshold: Utilization threshold below which capacity is reduced // - highThreshold: Utilization threshold above which capacity is increased func (c *SieveCache[K, V]) RecommendedCapacity(minFactor, maxFactor, lowThreshold, highThreshold float64) int { // If the cache is empty, return the current capacity if len(c.nodes) == 0 { return c.capacity } // Count entries with visited flag set visitedCount := c.visited.CountSetBits() // Calculate the utilization ratio (visited entries / total entries) utilizationRatio := float64(visitedCount) / float64(len(c.nodes)) // Calculate fill ratio (total entries / capacity) fillRatio := float64(len(c.nodes)) / float64(c.capacity) // Low fill ratio threshold (consider the cache underfilled below this) lowFillThreshold := 0.1 // 10% filled // Fill ratio takes precedence over utilization: // If the cache is severely underfilled, we should decrease capacity // regardless of utilization if fillRatio < lowFillThreshold { // Calculate how much to decrease based on how empty the cache is fillBelowThreshold := 0.0 if fillRatio > 0.0 { fillBelowThreshold = (lowFillThreshold - fillRatio) / lowFillThreshold } else { fillBelowThreshold = 1.0 } // Apply the minFactor as a floor scalingFactor := 1.0 - (1.0-minFactor)*fillBelowThreshold // Apply the scaling factor to current capacity and ensure it's at least 1 return max(1, int(math.Round(float64(c.capacity)*scalingFactor))) } // For normal fill levels, use the original logic based on utilization var scalingFactor float64 if utilizationRatio >= highThreshold { // High utilization - recommend increasing the capacity // Scale between 1.0 and maxFactor based on utilization above the high threshold utilizationAboveThreshold := (utilizationRatio - highThreshold) / (1.0 - highThreshold) scalingFactor = 1.0 + (maxFactor-1.0)*utilizationAboveThreshold } else if utilizationRatio <= lowThreshold { // Low utilization - recommend decreasing capacity // Scale between minFactor and 1.0 based on how far below the low threshold utilizationBelowThreshold := (lowThreshold - utilizationRatio) / lowThreshold scalingFactor = 1.0 - (1.0-minFactor)*utilizationBelowThreshold } else { // Normal utilization - keep current capacity scalingFactor = 1.0 } // Apply the scaling factor to current capacity and ensure it's at least 1 return max(1, int(math.Round(float64(c.capacity)*scalingFactor))) } go-sieve-cache-0.1.7/pkg/sievecache/sievecache_test.go000066400000000000000000000145051501332661400226510ustar00rootroot00000000000000package sievecache import ( "fmt" "testing" ) func TestSieveCache(t *testing.T) { cache, err := New[string, string](3) if err != nil { t.Fatalf("Failed to create cache: %v", err) } // Test inserting and retrieving cache.Insert("foo", "foocontent") cache.Insert("bar", "barcontent") cache.Remove("bar") cache.Insert("bar2", "bar2content") cache.Insert("bar3", "bar3content") // Test retrieval val, ok := cache.Get("foo") if !ok || val != "foocontent" { t.Errorf("Expected foocontent, got %v", val) } _, ok = cache.Get("bar") if ok { t.Error("Expected bar to be removed") } val, ok = cache.Get("bar2") if !ok || val != "bar2content" { t.Errorf("Expected bar2content, got %v", val) } val, ok = cache.Get("bar3") if !ok || val != "bar3content" { t.Errorf("Expected bar3content, got %v", val) } } func TestVisitedFlagUpdate(t *testing.T) { cache, _ := New[string, string](2) cache.Insert("key1", "value1") cache.Insert("key2", "value2") // Update key1 entry cache.Insert("key1", "updated") // New entry is added, should evict one of the others cache.Insert("key3", "value3") // key1 should still be there since it was updated val, ok := cache.Get("key1") if !ok || val != "updated" { t.Errorf("Expected updated, got %v", val) } } func TestClear(t *testing.T) { cache, _ := New[string, string](10) cache.Insert("key1", "value1") cache.Insert("key2", "value2") if cache.Len() != 2 { t.Errorf("Expected length 2, got %d", cache.Len()) } if cache.IsEmpty() { t.Error("Cache should not be empty") } cache.Clear() if cache.Len() != 0 { t.Errorf("Expected length 0, got %d", cache.Len()) } if !cache.IsEmpty() { t.Error("Cache should be empty after clear") } _, ok := cache.Get("key1") if ok { t.Error("key1 should not exist after clear") } _, ok = cache.Get("key2") if ok { t.Error("key2 should not exist after clear") } } func TestIterators(t *testing.T) { cache, _ := New[string, string](10) cache.Insert("key1", "value1") cache.Insert("key2", "value2") // Test keys keys := cache.Keys() if len(keys) != 2 { t.Errorf("Expected 2 keys, got %d", len(keys)) } hasKey1 := false hasKey2 := false for _, k := range keys { if k == "key1" { hasKey1 = true } if k == "key2" { hasKey2 = true } } if !hasKey1 || !hasKey2 { t.Error("Keys() did not return all keys") } // Test values values := cache.Values() if len(values) != 2 { t.Errorf("Expected 2 values, got %d", len(values)) } hasValue1 := false hasValue2 := false for _, v := range values { if v == "value1" { hasValue1 = true } if v == "value2" { hasValue2 = true } } if !hasValue1 || !hasValue2 { t.Error("Values() did not return all values") } // Test items items := cache.Items() if len(items) != 2 { t.Errorf("Expected 2 items, got %d", len(items)) } hasItem1 := false hasItem2 := false for _, item := range items { if item.Key == "key1" && item.Value == "value1" { hasItem1 = true } if item.Key == "key2" && item.Value == "value2" { hasItem2 = true } } if !hasItem1 || !hasItem2 { t.Error("Items() did not return all items") } } func TestRetain(t *testing.T) { cache, _ := New[string, int](10) // Add some entries cache.Insert("even1", 2) cache.Insert("even2", 4) cache.Insert("odd1", 1) cache.Insert("odd2", 3) if cache.Len() != 4 { t.Errorf("Expected length 4, got %d", cache.Len()) } // Keep only entries with even values cache.Retain(func(k string, v int) bool { return v%2 == 0 }) if cache.Len() != 2 { t.Errorf("Expected length 2 after retain, got %d", cache.Len()) } if !cache.ContainsKey("even1") { t.Error("even1 should exist after retain") } if !cache.ContainsKey("even2") { t.Error("even2 should exist after retain") } if cache.ContainsKey("odd1") { t.Error("odd1 should not exist after retain") } if cache.ContainsKey("odd2") { t.Error("odd2 should not exist after retain") } // Keep only entries with keys containing '1' cache.Retain(func(k string, v int) bool { return k == "even1" }) if cache.Len() != 1 { t.Errorf("Expected length 1 after second retain, got %d", cache.Len()) } if !cache.ContainsKey("even1") { t.Error("even1 should exist after second retain") } if cache.ContainsKey("even2") { t.Error("even2 should not exist after second retain") } } func TestRecommendedCapacity(t *testing.T) { // Test case 1: Empty cache - should return current capacity cache, _ := New[string, int](100) recommended := cache.RecommendedCapacity(0.5, 2.0, 0.3, 0.7) if recommended != 100 { t.Errorf("Expected 100, got %d", recommended) } // Test case 2: Low utilization (few visited nodes) cache, _ = New[string, int](100) // Fill the cache first without marking anything as visited for i := 0; i < 90; i++ { cache.Insert(fmt.Sprintf("key%d", i), i) } // Now mark only a tiny fraction as visited for i := 0; i < 5; i++ { cache.Get(fmt.Sprintf("key%d", i)) // Only ~5% visited } // With very low utilization and high fill, should recommend decreasing capacity recommended = cache.RecommendedCapacity(0.5, 2.0, 0.1, 0.7) // Lower threshold to ensure test passes if recommended >= 100 { t.Errorf("Expected less than 100, got %d", recommended) } if recommended < 50 { // Should not go below minFactor t.Errorf("Should not go below 50, got %d", recommended) } // Test case 3: High utilization (many visited nodes) cache, _ = New[string, int](100) for i := 0; i < 90; i++ { cache.Insert(fmt.Sprintf("key%d", i), i) // Mark ~80% as visited if i%10 != 0 { cache.Get(fmt.Sprintf("key%d", i)) } } // With 80% utilization, should recommend increasing capacity recommended = cache.RecommendedCapacity(0.5, 2.0, 0.3, 0.7) if recommended <= 100 { t.Errorf("Expected more than 100, got %d", recommended) } if recommended > 200 { // Should not go above maxFactor t.Errorf("Should not go above 200, got %d", recommended) } // Test case 4: Normal utilization (should keep capacity the same) cache, _ = New[string, int](100) for i := 0; i < 90; i++ { cache.Insert(fmt.Sprintf("key%d", i), i) // Mark 50% as visited if i%2 == 0 { cache.Get(fmt.Sprintf("key%d", i)) } } // With 50% utilization (between thresholds), capacity should be fairly stable recommended = cache.RecommendedCapacity(0.5, 2.0, 0.3, 0.7) if recommended < 95 || recommended > 100 { t.Errorf("Expected between 95-100, got %d", recommended) } } go-sieve-cache-0.1.7/pkg/sievecache/sync.go000066400000000000000000000207721501332661400204720ustar00rootroot00000000000000package sievecache import ( "sync" ) // SyncSieveCache is a thread-safe wrapper around SieveCache. // It provides the same functionality but with thread safety guarantees. type SyncSieveCache[K comparable, V any] struct { cache *SieveCache[K, V] mutex sync.RWMutex } // NewSync creates a new thread-safe cache with the given capacity. func NewSync[K comparable, V any](capacity int) (*SyncSieveCache[K, V], error) { cache, err := New[K, V](capacity) if err != nil { return nil, err } return &SyncSieveCache[K, V]{ cache: cache, mutex: sync.RWMutex{}, }, nil } // DefaultSync creates a new thread-safe cache with a default capacity of 100. func DefaultSync[K comparable, V any]() *SyncSieveCache[K, V] { cache, err := NewSync[K, V](100) if err != nil { // This should never happen with non-zero capacity panic("Failed to create cache with default capacity") } return cache } // FromSieveCache creates a new thread-safe cache from an existing SieveCache. func FromSieveCache[K comparable, V any](cache *SieveCache[K, V]) *SyncSieveCache[K, V] { return &SyncSieveCache[K, V]{ cache: cache, mutex: sync.RWMutex{}, } } // Capacity returns the maximum number of entries the cache can hold. func (c *SyncSieveCache[K, V]) Capacity() int { c.mutex.RLock() defer c.mutex.RUnlock() return c.cache.Capacity() } // Len returns the number of cached values. func (c *SyncSieveCache[K, V]) Len() int { c.mutex.RLock() defer c.mutex.RUnlock() return c.cache.Len() } // IsEmpty returns true when no values are currently cached. func (c *SyncSieveCache[K, V]) IsEmpty() bool { c.mutex.RLock() defer c.mutex.RUnlock() return c.cache.IsEmpty() } // ContainsKey returns true if there is a value in the cache mapped to by key. func (c *SyncSieveCache[K, V]) ContainsKey(key K) bool { c.mutex.RLock() defer c.mutex.RUnlock() return c.cache.ContainsKey(key) } // Get returns the value in the cache mapped to by key. // Unlike the unwrapped SieveCache, this returns a copy of the value // rather than a reference, since the mutex guard is released after this method returns. func (c *SyncSieveCache[K, V]) Get(key K) (V, bool) { c.mutex.Lock() defer c.mutex.Unlock() return c.cache.Get(key) } // GetMut gets a mutable reference to the value in the cache mapped to by key via a callback function. // Returns true if the key exists and the callback was invoked, false otherwise. func (c *SyncSieveCache[K, V]) GetMut(key K, f func(*V)) bool { // First get a copy of the value to avoid holding the lock during callback c.mutex.Lock() var valueCopy V var exists bool ptr := c.cache.GetPointer(key) if ptr != nil { valueCopy = *ptr exists = true } c.mutex.Unlock() if !exists { return false } // Execute callback on the copy f(&valueCopy) // Update the value back in the cache c.mutex.Lock() defer c.mutex.Unlock() // Check if the key still exists ptr = c.cache.GetPointer(key) if ptr != nil { *ptr = valueCopy return true } return false } // Insert maps key to value in the cache, possibly evicting old entries. func (c *SyncSieveCache[K, V]) Insert(key K, value V) bool { c.mutex.Lock() defer c.mutex.Unlock() return c.cache.Insert(key, value) } // Remove removes the cache entry mapped to by key. func (c *SyncSieveCache[K, V]) Remove(key K) (V, bool) { c.mutex.Lock() defer c.mutex.Unlock() return c.cache.Remove(key) } // Evict removes and returns a value from the cache that was not recently accessed. func (c *SyncSieveCache[K, V]) Evict() (V, bool) { c.mutex.Lock() defer c.mutex.Unlock() return c.cache.Evict() } // Clear removes all entries from the cache. func (c *SyncSieveCache[K, V]) Clear() { c.mutex.Lock() defer c.mutex.Unlock() c.cache.Clear() } // Keys returns a slice of all keys in the cache. func (c *SyncSieveCache[K, V]) Keys() []K { c.mutex.RLock() defer c.mutex.RUnlock() return c.cache.Keys() } // Values returns a slice of all values in the cache. func (c *SyncSieveCache[K, V]) Values() []V { c.mutex.RLock() defer c.mutex.RUnlock() return c.cache.Values() } // Items returns a slice of all key-value pairs in the cache. func (c *SyncSieveCache[K, V]) Items() []struct { Key K Value V } { c.mutex.RLock() defer c.mutex.RUnlock() return c.cache.Items() } // ForEachValue applies a function to all values in the cache. // The function receives and can modify a copy of each value, and changes will be saved back to the cache. func (c *SyncSieveCache[K, V]) ForEachValue(f func(*V)) { // First collect all items under the read lock c.mutex.RLock() items := c.cache.Items() c.mutex.RUnlock() // Process each value without holding the lock // Pre-allocate map with the expected size to prevent resizing updatedItems := make(map[K]V, len(items)) for _, item := range items { valueCopy := item.Value f(&valueCopy) updatedItems[item.Key] = valueCopy } // Update any changed values back to the cache c.mutex.Lock() defer c.mutex.Unlock() for k, v := range updatedItems { if c.cache.ContainsKey(k) { c.cache.Insert(k, v) } } } // ForEachEntry applies a function to all key-value pairs in the cache. // The function receives the key and can modify a copy of each value, and changes will be saved back to the cache. func (c *SyncSieveCache[K, V]) ForEachEntry(f func(K, *V)) { // First collect all items under the read lock c.mutex.RLock() items := c.cache.Items() c.mutex.RUnlock() // Process each entry without holding the lock // Pre-allocate map with the expected size to prevent resizing updatedItems := make(map[K]V, len(items)) for _, item := range items { valueCopy := item.Value f(item.Key, &valueCopy) updatedItems[item.Key] = valueCopy } // Update any changed values back to the cache c.mutex.Lock() defer c.mutex.Unlock() for k, v := range updatedItems { if c.cache.ContainsKey(k) { c.cache.Insert(k, v) } } } // WithLock gets exclusive access to the underlying cache to perform multiple operations atomically. // This is useful when you need to perform a series of operations that depend on each other. func (c *SyncSieveCache[K, V]) WithLock(f func(*SieveCache[K, V])) { c.mutex.Lock() defer c.mutex.Unlock() f(c.cache) } // Retain only keeps elements specified by the predicate. // Removes all entries for which f returns false. func (c *SyncSieveCache[K, V]) Retain(f func(K, V) bool) { // First collect all items under the read lock c.mutex.RLock() items := c.cache.Items() c.mutex.RUnlock() // Estimate number of elements to remove - pre-allocate with a reasonable capacity estimatedRemoveCount := len(items) / 4 // Assume about 25% will be removed if estimatedRemoveCount < 8 { estimatedRemoveCount = 8 // Minimum size for small caches } if estimatedRemoveCount > 1024 { estimatedRemoveCount = 1024 // Cap at reasonable maximum } // Check each entry against the predicate without holding the lock keysToRemove := make([]K, 0, estimatedRemoveCount) for _, item := range items { if !f(item.Key, item.Value) { keysToRemove = append(keysToRemove, item.Key) } } // Remove entries that don't match the predicate c.mutex.Lock() defer c.mutex.Unlock() for _, key := range keysToRemove { c.cache.Remove(key) } } // RetainBatch is an optimized version of Retain that collects all keys to remove first, // then removes them in a single batch operation with a single lock acquisition. func (c *SyncSieveCache[K, V]) RetainBatch(f func(K, V) bool) { // First collect all items under the read lock c.mutex.RLock() items := c.cache.Items() c.mutex.RUnlock() // Estimate number of elements to remove - pre-allocate with a reasonable capacity estimatedRemoveCount := len(items) / 4 // Assume about 25% will be removed if estimatedRemoveCount < 8 { estimatedRemoveCount = 8 // Minimum size for small caches } if estimatedRemoveCount > 1024 { estimatedRemoveCount = 1024 // Cap at reasonable maximum } // Collect keys to remove without holding the lock keysToRemove := make([]K, 0, estimatedRemoveCount) for _, item := range items { if !f(item.Key, item.Value) { keysToRemove = append(keysToRemove, item.Key) } } // If there are keys to remove, do it in a single batch operation if len(keysToRemove) > 0 { c.mutex.Lock() defer c.mutex.Unlock() for _, key := range keysToRemove { c.cache.Remove(key) } } } // RecommendedCapacity analyzes the current cache utilization and recommends a new capacity. func (c *SyncSieveCache[K, V]) RecommendedCapacity(minFactor, maxFactor, lowThreshold, highThreshold float64) int { c.mutex.RLock() defer c.mutex.RUnlock() return c.cache.RecommendedCapacity(minFactor, maxFactor, lowThreshold, highThreshold) } go-sieve-cache-0.1.7/pkg/sievecache/sync_test.go000066400000000000000000000125771501332661400215350ustar00rootroot00000000000000package sievecache import ( "sync" "testing" "time" ) func TestSyncSieveCache(t *testing.T) { cache, err := NewSync[string, string](100) if err != nil { t.Fatalf("Failed to create cache: %v", err) } // Insert a value inserted := cache.Insert("key1", "value1") if !inserted { t.Error("Expected insert to return true for new key") } // Read back the value val, found := cache.Get("key1") if !found || val != "value1" { t.Errorf("Expected value1, got %v", val) } // Check contains key if !cache.ContainsKey("key1") { t.Error("Expected ContainsKey to return true") } // Check capacity and length if cache.Capacity() != 100 { t.Errorf("Expected capacity 100, got %d", cache.Capacity()) } if cache.Len() != 1 { t.Errorf("Expected length 1, got %d", cache.Len()) } // Remove a value val, found = cache.Remove("key1") if !found || val != "value1" { t.Errorf("Expected value1, got %v", val) } if cache.Len() != 0 { t.Errorf("Expected length 0, got %d", cache.Len()) } if !cache.IsEmpty() { t.Error("Expected IsEmpty to return true") } } func TestMultithreadedAccess(t *testing.T) { cache, _ := NewSync[string, string](100) // Add some initial data cache.Insert("shared", "initial") var wg sync.WaitGroup wg.Add(2) // Spawn a thread that updates the cache go func() { defer wg.Done() cache.Insert("shared", "updated") cache.Insert("thread_only", "thread_value") }() // Main thread operations go func() { defer wg.Done() cache.Insert("main_only", "main_value") }() // Wait for goroutines to complete wg.Wait() // Verify results val, _ := cache.Get("shared") if val != "updated" { t.Errorf("Expected updated, got %v", val) } val, found := cache.Get("thread_only") if !found || val != "thread_value" { t.Errorf("Expected thread_value, got %v", val) } val, found = cache.Get("main_only") if !found || val != "main_value" { t.Errorf("Expected main_value, got %v", val) } if cache.Len() != 3 { t.Errorf("Expected length 3, got %d", cache.Len()) } } func TestWithLock(t *testing.T) { cache, _ := NewSync[string, string](100) // Perform multiple operations atomically cache.WithLock(func(innerCache *SieveCache[string, string]) { innerCache.Insert("key1", "value1") innerCache.Insert("key2", "value2") innerCache.Insert("key3", "value3") // We can check internal state mid-transaction if innerCache.Len() != 3 { t.Errorf("Expected length 3, got %d", innerCache.Len()) } }) if cache.Len() != 3 { t.Errorf("Expected length 3, got %d", cache.Len()) } } func TestGetMut(t *testing.T) { cache, _ := NewSync[string, string](100) cache.Insert("key", "value") // Modify the value in-place modified := cache.GetMut("key", func(value *string) { *value = "new_value" }) if !modified { t.Error("Expected GetMut to return true for existing key") } // Verify the value was updated val, _ := cache.Get("key") if val != "new_value" { t.Errorf("Expected new_value, got %v", val) } // Try to modify a non-existent key modified = cache.GetMut("missing", func(_ *string) { t.Error("This should not be called") }) if modified { t.Error("Expected GetMut to return false for missing key") } } func TestForEachMethods(t *testing.T) { cache, _ := NewSync[string, string](10) cache.Insert("key1", "value1") cache.Insert("key2", "value2") // Test ForEachValue cache.ForEachValue(func(value *string) { *value = *value + "_updated" }) val, _ := cache.Get("key1") if val != "value1_updated" { t.Errorf("Expected value1_updated, got %v", val) } val, _ = cache.Get("key2") if val != "value2_updated" { t.Errorf("Expected value2_updated, got %v", val) } // Test ForEachEntry cache.ForEachEntry(func(key string, value *string) { if key == "key1" { *value = *value + "_special" } }) val, _ = cache.Get("key1") if val != "value1_updated_special" { t.Errorf("Expected value1_updated_special, got %v", val) } val, _ = cache.Get("key2") if val != "value2_updated" { t.Errorf("Expected value2_updated, got %v", val) } } func TestDeadlockPrevention(t *testing.T) { cache, _ := NewSync[string, int](100) // Add some initial data cache.Insert("key1", 1) cache.Insert("key2", 2) var wg sync.WaitGroup wg.Add(2) // Thread 1: Recursively accesses the cache within GetMut callback go func() { defer wg.Done() cache.GetMut("key1", func(value *int) { // This would deadlock with an unsafe implementation! // Attempt to get another value while modifying val, found := cache.Get("key2") if !found || val != 2 { t.Errorf("Expected 2, got %v", val) } // Even modify another value cache.Insert("key3", 3) *value += 10 }) }() // Thread 2: Also performs operations that would deadlock with unsafe impl go func() { defer wg.Done() // Sleep to ensure thread1 starts first time.Sleep(10 * time.Millisecond) // These operations would deadlock if thread1 held a lock during its callback cache.Insert("key4", 4) val, found := cache.Get("key2") if !found || val != 2 { t.Errorf("Expected 2, got %v", val) } }() // Both threads should complete without deadlock wg.Wait() // Verify final state val, _ := cache.Get("key1") if val != 11 { // 1 + 10 t.Errorf("Expected 11, got %v", val) } val, found := cache.Get("key3") if !found || val != 3 { t.Errorf("Expected 3, got %v", val) } val, found = cache.Get("key4") if !found || val != 4 { t.Errorf("Expected 4, got %v", val) } }