Currently numba lags the support of parallel dictionary writes. This approach shows the concept of an implementation without locking.
Data can be written to the dict by:
set_s(s, k, v)The args: k and v are the known key and value of the dict. Because we have some threads running in parallel, s represents the thread number to write to one of sn different thread specific queues avoiding write race conditions. So sn represents the total number of parallel program threads.
Read operations are not critical. There is only a trivial read function:
get(k, v)The parameter dn defines the number of worker threads collecting the entries to wrote from the program thread queues. There are dn individual dicts to parallelize write operations. Which dict is selected, depends on the hash value of the key.
Stefan Helmert