Report lost events at end of run#96
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| let lost_events ring_id num = | ||
| Printf.eprintf "[ring_id=%d] Lost %d events\n%!" ring_id num | ||
| let lost_events_count = ref 0 |
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Should this be an Atomic instead, or is it only ever accessed from one Domain?
Atomic.fetch_and_add would returns the old value, so at the cost of doing the sum twice we could detect the overflow and set a separate atomic flag that we've detected one.
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This is only called on one domain. In fact, the callback API doesn't allow for callbacks in multiple domains currently.
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Currently, when events are lost a message is printed to stderr, which is flushed.
This can lead to more event loss, as it blocks the event loop.
We change to a simple counter that is printed at the end of the run if positive.
NB stacked on top of #95