actor、reactor与proactor模型:高性能服务器的几种模型概念。
actor模型:
实体之通过消息通讯,各自处理自己的数据,能够实现这并行。
说白了,有点像rpc。
skynet是actor模型。
reactor模型:
1 向事件分发器注册事件回调
2 事件发生
4 事件分发器调用之前注册的函数
4 在回调函数中读取数据,对数据进行后续处理
libevent是reactor模型。
proactor模型:
1 向事件分发器注册事件回调
2 事件发生
3 操作系统读取数据,并放入应用缓冲区,然后通知事件分发器
4 事件分发器调用之前注册的函数
5 在回调函数中对数据进行后续处理
ASIO是preactor模型。
不同点:
- 异步情况下(Proactor),当回调handler时,表示IO操作已经完成;
- 同步情况下(Reactor),回调handler时,表示IO设备可以进行某个操作(can read or can write),handler这个时候开始提交操作。
摘抄一些关键的东西:
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Two patterns that involve event demultiplexors are called Reactor and Proactor [1]. The Reactor patterns
involve synchronous I/O, whereas the Proactor pattern involves asynchronous I/O.
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关于两个模式的大致模型,从以下文字基本可以明白:
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An example will help you understand the difference between Reactor and Proactor. We will focus on the read
operation here, as the write implementation is similar. Here's a read in Reactor:
* An event handler declares interest in I/O events that indicate readiness for read on a particular socket ;
* The event demultiplexor waits for events ;
* An event comes in and wakes-up the demultiplexor, and the demultiplexor calls the appropriate handler;
* The event handler performs the actual read operation, handles the data read, declares renewed interest in
I/O events, and returns control to the dispatcher .
By comparison, here is a read operation in Proactor (true async):
* A handler initiates an asynchronous read operation (note: the OS must support asynchronous I/O). In this
case, the handler does not care about I/O readiness events, but is instead registers interest in receiving
completion events;
* The event demultiplexor waits until the operation is completed ;
* While the event demultiplexor waits, the OS executes the read operation in a parallel kernel thread, puts
data into a user-defined buffer, and notifies the event demultiplexor that the read is complete ;
* The event demultiplexor calls the appropriate handler;
* The event handler handles the data from user defined buffer, starts a new asynchronous operation, and returns
control to the event demultiplexor.