Index_unix.MakeSourcemodule K : Index.Key.Smodule V : Index.Value.Smodule C : Index.Cache.SThe type for indexes.
The type for caches of index instances.
val v :
?flush_callback:(unit -> unit) ->
?cache:cache ->
?fresh:bool ->
?readonly:bool ->
?throttle:[ `Overcommit_memory | `Block_writes ] ->
?lru_size:int ->
log_size:int ->
string ->
tThe constructor for indexes.
This can be used to ensure certain pre-conditions are met before bindings are persisted to disk. (For instance, if the index bindings are pointers into another data-structure d, it may be necessary to flush d first to avoid creating dangling pointers.)
replace t k v binds k to v in t, replacing any existing binding of k.
If overcommit is true, the operation does not triger a merge, even if the caches are full. By default overcommit is false.
filter t p removes all the bindings (k, v) that do not satisfy p. This operation is costly and blocking.
Iterates over the index bindings. Limitations:
Flushes all internal buffers of the IO instances.
~no_callback:() disables calling the flush_callback passed to v.with_fsync is true, this also flushes the OS caches for each IO instance.Closes all resources used by t, flushing any internal buffers in the instance.
If immediately is passed, this operation will abort any ongoing background processes. This guarantees not to corrupt the store, but may require additional work to be done on the next startup.
sync t syncs a read-only index with the files on disk. Raises RW_not_allowed if called by a read-write index.
is_merging t returns true if t is running a merge. Raises RO_not_allowed if called by a read-only index.
merge t forces a merge for t.
If there is no merge running, this operation is non-blocking, i.e. it returns immediately, with the merge running concurrently.
If a merge is running already, this operation blocks until the previous merge is complete. It then launches a merge (which runs concurrently) and returns.
try_merge is like merge but is a no-op if the number of entries in the write-ahead log is smaller than log_size.