[ENH] Multi-threaded Implementation #8

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opened 2024-01-09 18:24:24 -05:00 by modulatingforce · 1 comment

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After Prototype 1.0 is completed, review the Logic & Code structure where multi-threaded operations may be used
Re-read / re-learn Muli-threaded / Concurrency with Rust

Very low priority . tori mentioned multi-threaded in passing, and my mind started thinking of many areas already that could be independent of one another ; but realized it's a sit down to really drill down on where code change may be suggested and the costs/advantages of code suggestions

At the moment, the bot is really geared towards normal single-threaded Rust with async operations, but doesn't necessarily use any multi-threaded optimizations . After Prototype 1.0 is completed , there may be areas where performance could be enhanced by using other Rust / Crates multi-threaded features . This task aims to : - [ ] After Prototype 1.0 is completed, review the Logic & Code structure where multi-threaded operations may be used - [ ] Re-read / re-learn Muli-threaded / Concurrency with Rust --- Very low priority . tori mentioned multi-threaded in passing, and my mind started thinking of many areas already that could be independent of one another ; but realized it's a sit down to really drill down on where code change may be suggested and the costs/advantages of code suggestions

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modulatingforce commented

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😆 already played around a little in #56

for _ in 1..5 {

                dbg!("Chat queue Helper thread generated");
                let r_ccc = r_cc.clone();
                let chat_c = chat_ar.clone();
                tokio::spawn(async move {

😆 already played around a little in https://git.flake.sh/modulatingforce/forcebot_rs/pulls/56 ```rust for _ in 1..5 { dbg!("Chat queue Helper thread generated"); let r_ccc = r_cc.clone(); let chat_c = chat_ar.clone(); tokio::spawn(async move { ```

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