问题
I've created a MappedBytes
instance to a file that I'm using as shared cache between different Java processes.
I would like to be able to split out additional MappedByte instances (or ByteBuffer or any other instance) from the original that provide direct read/write access to a subset of the underlying file.
I've spent today experimenting with different methods but options like subBytes()
, rawCopy()
and copyTo()
all seem to create local copies of the underlying file, rather than accessing the file directly.
For example:
File tmpFile = new File(System.getProperty("java.io.tmpdir"), "data.dat");
MappedFile mappedFile = MappedFile.mappedFile(tmpfile, 1000, 100, 10, false);
MappedBytes original = MappedBytes.mappedBytes(mappedFile);
original.zeroOut(0, 1000);
original.writeInt(0, 1234);
BytesStore copy = original.bytesStore().subBytes(0, 200);
// Print out the int in the two BytesStores.
// This shows that the copy has the same contents of the original.
System.out.println("Original(0): " + original.readInt(0));
System.out.println("Copy(0): " + copy.readInt(0));
// Now modify the copy and print out the new int in the two BytesStores again.
copy.writeInt(50, 4321);
System.out.println("Original(50): " + original.readInt(50));
System.out.println("Copy(50): " + copy.readInt(50));
Produces the output:
Original(0): 1234
Copy(0): 1234
Original(50): 0
Copy(50): 4321
The copy has been modified but not the original. I would like the original to be modified, can chronicle-bytes do this?
Thanks for your help, Josh.
回答1:
This is a self-contained test which I think behaves the way you need.
@Test
public void multiBytes() throws FileNotFoundException {
String tmpfile = OS.TMP + "/data.dat";
MappedFile mappedFile = MappedFile.mappedFile(new File(tmpfile), 64 << 10);
MappedBytes original = MappedBytes.mappedBytes(mappedFile);
original.zeroOut(0, 1000);
original.writeInt(0, 1234);
PointerBytesStore pbs = new PointerBytesStore();
pbs.set(original.addressForRead(50), 100);
// Print out the int in the two BytesStores.
// This shows that the copy has the same contents of the original.
System.out.println("Original(0): " + original.readInt(0));
System.out.println("PBS(0): " + pbs.readInt(0));
// Now modify the copy and print out the new int in the two BytesStores again.
pbs.writeInt(0, 4321);
System.out.println("Original(50): " + original.readInt(50));
System.out.println("PBS(0): " + pbs.readInt(0));
original.writeInt(54, 12345678);
System.out.println("Original(54): " + original.readInt(54));
System.out.println("PBS(4): " + pbs.readInt(4));
}
prints
Original(0): 1234
PBS(0): 0
Original(50): 4321
PBS(0): 4321
Original(54): 12345678
PBS(4): 12345678
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/52848025/chronicle-bytes-shared-directbytesstores