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…y. Transactions now execute when there are no other queued tasks to execute in the read-write or read-only queues. As of this commit, all trxs have the same priority, but that will change in the future.
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See Wire-Network/wire-sysio#163
Add a separate trx execution queue,
trx_read_write, that is executed from when there are noread_writeorread_onlytasks to execute. This preserves running trxs as the lowest priority task, but allows for individual prioritization of transactions. As of this PR, all transactions have the same priority, however, this adds the framework for specifying different priorities for transactions. The newtrx_read_writequeue is only for non-read-only transactions. Read-only transactions are still executed in FIFO order on multiple threads.In addition to allowing for different priorities for transactions, this change also reduces the contention on the main
io_contextwhich in previous benchmarking was demonstrated to be a bottleneck for small transfer like transactions.See AntelopeIO/leap#1860