A simple C# implementation of Golang/Go chan (https://tour.golang.org/concurrency/2).
NuGet package is avaiable via https://www.nuget.org/packages/Chan4Net.
Install-Package Chan4Net
The automated performance tests are included in the test project. You can run on you machine.
Chan4Net beats BlockingCollection on my local as below.
// A buffered chan
var bufferedChan = new Chan<int>(2); // Size must be >= 1 for a buffered channel.
// An unbuffered chan
var unbufferedChan = new Chan<int>();var chan = new Chan<int>(2);
chan.Send(1);
chan.Send(2);
chan.Send(3); // Will block the current thread because the channel is fullvar chan = new Chan<int>(2);
chan.Send(1);
chan.Send(2);
var a = chan.Receive(); // a == 1
var b = chan.Receive(); // b == 2
var c = chan.Receive(); // Will block the current thread because the channel is empty.var chan = new Chan<int>(2);
chan.Send(1);
chan.Send(2);
foreach(var item in chan.Yield()) {
Console.WriteLine(item); // Outputs 1, 2 and then block and wait, because the channel is empty.
}
Console.WriteLine("Will never come to this line");Sending item to a closed channel will throw exception.
var chan = new Chan<int>(2);
chan.Send(1);
chan.Close();
chan.Send(2); // Here throws InvalidOperationException, because one cannot send item into a closed channel.Receiving item from a closed AND empty channel will throw exception.
var chan = new Chan<int>(2);
chan.Send(1)
chan.Close();
var a = chan.Receive(); // a == 1
var b = chan.Receive(); // Here throws InvalidOperationException because no more item in the closed channel.Calling Close() will release the blocking Yield().
var chan = new Chan<int>(2);
chan.Send(1);
chan.Send(2);
chan.Close();
foreach(var item in chan.Yield()) {
Console.WriteLine(item); // Outputs 1 and 2.
}
Console.WriteLine("Done"); // Outputs "Done"Please read below code as C# psuedo code. Some infinite loops and thread sleepings don't make sense in reality.
var chan = new Chan<int>(2);
var producer = Task.Run(() => {
while(true) {
Thread.Sleep(1000);
chan.Send(SomeRandomInt()); // Send an item every second.
}
});
var consumer = Task.Run(() => {
foreach(var item in chan.Yield()) {
Console.WriteLine(item); // Outputs an item once it exists in channel.
}
});
Task.WaitAll(producer, consumer); // Wait for ever because the channel is never closed.var chan = new Chan<int>(2);
var producer = Task.Run(() => {
chan.Send(1);
chan.Send(2);
chan.Send(3);
chan.Send(4);
chan.Send(5);
chan.Close();
});
var consumer = Task.Run(() => {
foreach(var item in chan.Yield()) {
Thread.Sleep(1000);
Console.WriteLine(item); // Outputs 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
}
// Can come to this line because the channel is closed.
});
Task.WaitAll(producer, consumer);
Console.WriteLine("Done"); // Outputs "Done"var chan = new Chan<int>(2);
var boss = Task.Run(() => {
while(true) {
// Create works here
chan.Send(0);
}
});
var worker1 = Task.Run(() => {
foreach(var num in chan.Yield()) {
// Worker1 works here slowly
Thread.Sleep(1000);
}
});
var worker2 = Task.Run(() => {
foreach(var num in chan.Yield()) {
// Worker2 works here slowly
Thread.Sleep(1000);
}
});
Task.WaitAll(boss, worker1, worker2);var chan = new Chan<int>(2);
var publisher1 = Task.Run(() => {
while(true) {
// Create works here
chan.Send(1);
}
});
var publisher2 = Task.Run(() => {
while(true) {
// Create works here
chan.Send(2);
}
});
var subscriber1 = Task.Run(() => {
foreach(var num in chan.Yield()) {
if(num == 1) {
// Does something.
} else {
chan.Send(num); // Send back to channel
}
}
});
var subscriber2 = Task.Run(() => {
foreach(var num in chan.Yield()) {
if(num == 2) {
// Does something.
} else {
chan.Send(num); // Send back to channel
}
}
});
Task.WaitAll(publisher1, publisher2, subscriber1, subscriber2);
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