Introduction

Concurrency-safe basic types.

Use Scenarios:

gtype is used very frequently and is applicable in any scenario requiring concurrency safety.

In common concurrency-safe scenarios, a variable of a basic type, especially a struct containing several attributes, often uses mutex (read/write) locks or multiple (read/write) locks for safe management. However, in such usage, the operation performance of variables/struct/attributes is very low, and the presence of the mutex lock mechanism often makes the operation quite complex, requiring careful maintenance of variable/attribute concurrency safety control (especially (RW)Mutex).

gtype provides corresponding concurrency-safe data types for the most commonly used basic data types, making it easier to maintain variables/attributes in concurrency-safe scenarios. Developers no longer need to create and maintain cumbersome (RW)Mutex in struct. Since gtype maintains concurrency safety for basic types, it mostly uses atomic operations internally to maintain concurrency safety, often resulting in efficiency that is tens of times higher than (RW)Mutex mutex locks.

Usage:

import "github.com/gogf/gf/v2/container/gtype"

Interface Documentation:

https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/gogf/gf/v2/container/gtype

Documentation

📄️ Safe Type - UsageImplement concurrent safe basic type operations using the gtype module in the GoFrame framework. The example code demonstrates how to create and operate on thread-safe basic types, such as increment and decrement operations on integer types, as well as JSON serialization and deserialization functions of gtype container types, helping developers manage data conveniently.

📄️ Safe Type - PerformanceThe performance benchmark results of safe types in the gtype package of the GoFrame framework are presented, analyzing the execution efficiency of different data type methods through detailed test data comparison, providing a reference for Go language developers to enhance data processing capabilities in concurrent programming.