Lines Matching refs:item

47    Always keep an item in flight if possible. If no item is in flight
48    when a work item appears, put the item in flight. Otherwise, push the
49    item onto the FIFO. When the current item in flight completes, pop
50    another item from the FIFO and put it in flight.
119          WorkItem* item = new SerializedWorkItem<Func>( p, f, s );
121              s->add(item);
123              ReadyPile.add(item);
203          std::atomic<int> count;         // Count of queued items and in-flight item
204          void moveOneItemToReadyPile() { // Transfer item from queue to ReadyPile
205              WorkItem* item;
206              queue.try_pop(item);
207              ReadyPile.add(item);
210          void add( WorkItem* item ) {
211              queue.push(item);
243       1 to 0, then the queue is non-empty and another item in the queue
256       invoke\ ``item->run()``. This approach has relatively low overhead
264       to enqueue a task that invokes ``item->run()``. Doing so
275    ``Serializer::add`` determines if a work item is unconstrained, and
279    item. The term "run" means to run work immediately, or if there are