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package com.thesett.common.throttle;

/**
 * SleepThrottle is a Throttle implementation that generates short pauses using the thread sleep methods. As the pauses
 * get shorter, this technique gets more innacurate. In practice, around 100 Hz is the cap rate for accuracy.
 *
 * 

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Accept throttling rate in operations per second. *
Inject short pauses to fill out processing cycles to a specified rate. *
Check against a throttle speed without waiting. *
* * @author Rupert Smith */ public class SleepThrottle extends BaseThrottle implements Throttle { /** Holds the time of the last call to the throttle method in nano seconds. */ private long lastTimeNanos; /** * This method can only be called at the rate set by the {@link #setRate} method, if it is called faster than this * it will inject short pauses to restrict the call rate to that rate. * * @throws InterruptedException If interrupted whilst performing a blocking wait on the throttle. */ public synchronized void throttle() throws InterruptedException { // Get the current time in nanos. long currentTimeNanos = System.nanoTime(); // Don't introduce any pause on the first call. if (!firstCall) { // Check if there is any time left in the cycle since the last call to this method and introduce a short pause // to fill that time if there is. long remainingTimeNanos = cycleTimeNanos - (currentTimeNanos - lastTimeNanos); if (remainingTimeNanos > 0) { long milliPause = remainingTimeNanos / 1000000; int nanoPause = (int) (remainingTimeNanos % 1000000); Thread.sleep(milliPause, nanoPause); } } else { firstCall = false; } // Update the last time stamp. lastTimeNanos = System.nanoTime(); } }




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