removed latency; left just stats
Karrick S. McDermott
5 years ago
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// GCTimeout specifies how long the GC should wait for values to unlock.
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GCTimeout time.Duration
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// StoreWhenLatencyExceeds specifies the threshold for storing key-value
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// pairs. When not the default 0 value, if a Lookup for a particular key
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// takes longer than the specified threshold, the key-value will be stored
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// in the cache. Otherwise it will not be stored.
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StoreWhenLatencyExceeds time.Duration
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}
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const defaultGCTimeout = 10 * time.Second
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halt chan struct{}
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closeError chan error
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gcFlag int32
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// latencyThreshold is optional parameter that, when not the default 0
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// value, will only store a key-value pair if invocation of the Lookup took
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// longer than the threshold.
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latencyThreshold time.Duration
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stats Stats
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}
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