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Store immutable resource extents in one anonymous temporary file using positioned I/O. Reuse exact or worst-fit holes through offset and size indexes, coalesce released extents, and preserve bounded-capacity and failure behavior. Include allocator regression tests, concise documentation, and runnable examples.
29 lines
945 B
Rust
29 lines
945 B
Rust
//! Store bytes, read a range, and reuse a released extent.
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//!
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//! Run with `cargo run -p moli-disk-pool --example basic`.
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use moli_disk_pool::DiskPool;
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fn main() -> std::io::Result<()> {
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let pool = DiskPool::new(Some(1024 * 1024))?;
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let data = pool
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.store(b"hello world")?
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.expect("the payload fits this fresh pool");
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let mut suffix = [0; 5];
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data.read_exact_at(6, &mut suffix)?;
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assert_eq!(&suffix, b"world");
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let original_offset = data.offset();
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drop(data); // Return the extent; the pool file remains available for reuse.
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let reserved = pool
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.try_reserve_chunk(11)
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.expect("the released extent is reusable");
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assert_eq!(reserved.offset(), original_offset);
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let replacement = pool.write(reserved, b"other bytes")?;
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assert_eq!(replacement.to_vec()?, b"other bytes");
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println!("Stored, read, and reused an extent at offset {original_offset}.");
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Ok(())
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}
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