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In all the implementations I use, a full buffer simply blocks the producers. Nothing bad actually happens.
by bob1029 2y ago
In all the implementations I use, a full buffer simply blocks the producers. Nothing bad actually happens.
- stefs 2y agowell, that's the great thing - you even have options: block the producers or overwrite old values. just don't forget to increment the start pointer too when overwriting old values.