Worker

Name of the worker, as specified in Worker.start or "worker $id" by default,

Convert worker to a COpaquePointer value that could be passed via native void* pointer. Can be used as an argument of Worker.fromCPointer.

Plan job for further execution in the worker. Execute is a two-phase operation:

Plan job for further execution in the worker. operation parameter must be either frozen, or execution to be planned on the current worker. Otherwise IllegalStateException will be thrown.

Park execution of the current worker until a new request arrives or timeout specified in timeoutMicroseconds elapsed. If process is true, pending queue elements are processed, including delayed requests. Note that multiple requests could be processed this way.

Process pending job(s) on the queue of this worker. Note that jobs scheduled with executeAfter using non-zero timeout are not processed this way. If termination request arrives while processing the queue via this API, worker is marked as terminated and will exit once the current request is done with.

Requests termination of the worker.

String representation of the worker.

Return the current worker. Worker context is accessible to any valid Kotlin context, but only actual active worker produced with Worker.start automatically processes execution requests. For other situations processQueue must be called explicitly to process request queue.

Create worker object from a C pointer.

Start new scheduling primitive, such as thread, to accept new tasks via execute interface. Typically new worker may be needed for computations offload to another core, for IO it may be better to use non-blocking IO combined with more lightweight coroutines.