Queue is the simplest data structure in the library, and it should be used when single element operations are dominant. It has the simplest API and lowest overhead per operation.
Shown here is an example of typical use:
- Initialization
#include "lockfree.hpp"
// --snip--
lockfree::spsc::Queue<uint32_t, 128U> queue_adc;
- Producer thread/interrupt
uint32_t adc_raw = ADC_GetData(adc_h);
bool write_success = queue_adc.Push(adc_raw);
- Consumer thread/interrupt
uint32_t read;
bool read_success = queue_adc.Pop(read);
if (read_success) {
DoStuffWithData(read);
}
There is also a std::optional
API for the Pop
method:
auto read = queue_adc.PopOptional();
if (read) {
DoStuffWithData(read);
}
Here is a good writeup on how spsc lock-free queues work.